I just want to take this time out to thank whoever it was who casually mentioned in a post about a month ago about using white out to fill/smooth gaps in an armor model they were working on. The topic had nothing to do with whiteout it was something about a poor kit being discussed. Anyway i reaad this and thought to myself "Dang, that sounds like a graet idea, in theory." So far I have used it smooth a beam cannon barrel for a sci-fi project and more recently i tested it again on a "canvas top" for a Hummer I'm currently building. It works greater thatn I could possibly imagine! It's a dream come true! it dries fasts, snads easy, and of course since it was designed to accept ink it takes paint like a champ! An of course on of it's greatest points is that it's dirt cheap! I know I'm a newbie to armor but i'm sure that i am not the only one who was ignorant of this technique! Even when you aren'r trying to help you guy's modeling know how shines through! Thanks again guys. Thanks again! And Merry Christmas!
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