Perfect Plastic Putty or Vallejo Plastic Putty?

Ok, thanks. Sounds like most other putties I'm used to.

I place a  blob of putty on my workbench and use that as a "reservoir" for my putty work instead of leaving the cap off the tube. The size of the blob depends on how much I think I will need. At most it will be about the size of a pinto bean.

As I work from that reservoir if I take too long on a seam or something it will begin to dry out before I can use all of it.

Time wise I'm talking 1 to 4 minutes.

About like the 3M acryl blue glazing putty.

Mits- You mean it set up in the tube even with the cap on? Or dried as soon as you spread it on the model?

One negative I've experienced with PPP is that it dries very fast. Several times I've be left with a useless blob of putty because it dried by the time I used all of it.

I heard about Perfect Plastic Putty on another thread and was lucky to find some at my hobby store. I really like the product as it easily cleans with water. As an example, I'm working on a plane that has a small gap at the wing/fuselage joint. I carefully spread some of the putty on and used a wet Q Tip to wipe the excess leaving a smooth even patch.

I have been extremely happy with Perfect Plastic Putty.  It is super-easy to work with. Highly recommended.

I haven't tried the PPP yet; however, I do use the Vallejo Plastic putty fairly often.  The thing I like about the Vallejo is that you can cut the tip so that it only applies a small, super thin line of putty.  Then, using a damp finger or q-tip you can wipe away the excess.  When I use this putty it is mainly for small seam gaps or wing fillets.  Just my .02 worth.

my bad,

Perfect Plastic You Tube & a review by Jim Paul 

Chrisk-k

I don't see how other putties can possibly be easier to use and more effective than Perfect Plastic Putty.

Mine comes tomorrow! I have a few builds waiting on it so i'm pretty excited.  Do you have any tips on using it? Or is it that easy

I don't see how other putties can possibly be easier to use and more effective than Perfect Plastic Putty.

Ebay has it as well

I purchase it through Amazon.

I went to their webpage and can't even find perfect plastic putty listed. What's up with that?

Jon_a_its

Perfect Plastic, waay more useable, & lots of how to's on their website:

Can be used 'dry', or shaped wet, dries hard, carves,  drills, sands, takes paint, etc., whereas the VJ... doesn't

I don't get on with VJ putty, doesn't go where I want, shrinks, & doesn't sand well..

About UKP£4.00-£5.00 for 40ml vs. UKP£3.00-ish for 11ml? so cheaper as well, 

Rodger that. My fiance went ahead and ordered me some. Thanks a lot!

Perfect Plastic, waay more useable, & lots of how to's on their website:

Can be used 'dry', or shaped wet, dries hard, carves,  drills, sands, takes paint, etc., whereas the VJ... doesn't

I don't get on with VJ putty, doesn't go where I want, shrinks, & doesn't sand well..

About UKP£4.00-£5.00 for 40ml vs. UKP£3.00-ish for 11ml? so cheaper as well,