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What is the best practice for cleaning up an accidental dry smear of this stuff where you don't want it (say a wing panel or something)?
Water only?
Tamiya X-20A?
91% Alcohol?
Light sanding?
Just let the primer coat cover it?
Thanks.
If just "overflow" from the brush, I just hit it with a light scuff of gray scotchbrite or 400/600 sanding pad.
If you happen to have a finger print then depending on how bad determines what corrective measures are needed, sand, fill, prime, etc.
When that happens to me, I let it dry and sand it away with a fine grit sanding stick.
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stikpusher When that happens to me, I let it dry and sand it away with a fine grit sanding stick.
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
Or round file...
Repair is the other option, but not removal. The glue is long gone.
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