Tutorial: easy gap filling with Milliput

[@TryptychUK]

Better to use wooden and or silicone blade tools, (look for clay modelling tools.)

[@PeonKameleon-h1t]

How long is the dry time with isopropanol alcohol?

[@xephorce]

I love the fact that you can really water this stuff down to where you can brush it on with a paint brush. really great stuff and so much easier to work with for filling gaps than green stuff. green stuff is great but it can do what this does in some places.

[@CorvusMiniatures]

Hmm haven’t thought about applying it with a paint brush, thanks for sharing!

[@TryptychUK]

It actually works better using Isopropyl alcohol or meths. You can control the consistency from a wet paste to virtually a liquid, so you can literally pour it into the cracks.

[@barschjager3228]

Thank you for this instruction... unfortunately there was no such info on the packing of my milliput superfine white... and of course... I didn't watch this video before I was trying to apply it on my model. Now I have to sand it a lot. Next time it will be much better thanks to your help

[@Nersify]

Do you need to cure it after for better results or just simply let it dry?

[@MF-kv8cn]

watching you do this is like listening to nails on a chalk board. easiest way is to place some milliput in a dish, add some isopropyl alcohol and mix it till you get a paste, then use that paste to fill the crack. That annoying Italian Marco Frisian or whatever his channel name is did a 10 minute episode on milliput. watch him if you can put up with his voice.

[@luisbustamante5479]

🤣 I knew there was something that kept from watching a full video of his, I know now why hahahahaha

[@markpr73]

Racist much?!? You’re a horse’s ass.