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How do I repair small air bubbles in resin parts? I have some slicks and several other parts that I want to use on my current build and was wondering how to fill/repair the small air bubbles that are present.
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I inject CA into the hole ( thin or thick depending on the size bubble ) then pack baking soda into the wet glue.
repeat the process until the bubble is a little over filled, then sand smooth. You don't hafta wait long to sand if you then use accelerator ( recommended )
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Or drill it out a little and put a small length of stretched sprue in the hole, glue with super glue. Sanding it flush takes care of it all. Hope it helps, good luck with your project and have a nice day
Paweł
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I use the same putty I use to fill seams.
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
And Chuk on this forum recommends White-Out. I haven't tried it yet, but he uses it to fill pinholes and seams. The advantage of the stuff is that it dries very fast, and is easily-sanded down.
Gene Beaird,
Pearland, Texas
G. Beaird,
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