Aves Apoxie Sculpt.

Great! let us know. I've never heard of fixit paste. If it works I may try it.

Thanks, 66 -  I've used about all of the hobby fillers over the years, Tamiya is my fave so far. I called Aves on the 800 line, when I related what I would use it for, the lady said their "Fixit Paste" is best for seam filling, etc. One part, water soluble, shelf life 2-3 years.

Her description: Dries rock hard, no shrinkage, sand-able and file-able, thin with water if needed. I ordered a one ounce tube, US $8.00. I'll post results when I've had the chance to use it. What I have disliked about most of the hobby fillers is the shrinkage and age cracking. Hopefully this will work well. Thanks again.

Patrick  

aves apoxie sculpt is a 2 part epoxy resin. Yes it is used in modeling, but not for simple seam filling. I would suggest squadron green putty or Tamiya filler. Apoxie sculpt can be used for larger seams or larger abnormalities. It is water soluble and is workable for 2-3 hours after mixing and is sand able in 24 hours. I use it on the seams that I get in 1/8 horror figures. I have even made parts that were broken or missing by shaping and sanding the stuff. It is like milliput if  you have heard of that. Squadron putty is 1 part lacquer based and easily spreadable and sands well.