How To Make The EASIEST DIY Plastic Model Putty For Scale Model Kits

[@michaelhintzmikesminiature1812]

Awesome!!! I've never heard of this before??? I have used baking soda before. Saved it to my playlist. Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@wudbcarmodeller2713]

No tip is ever wasted, thank you.

[@CustomScaleModels]

Thank you for watching 👍

[@t.j.lemaster8653]

Awesome tip thank you I will now be using this instead of the Tamiya or milli putty!

[@williamvanparys6858]

I see a lot of potential for this stuff... Thanks for sharing...

[@CustomScaleModels]

This stuff is very versatile! It can be sanded, shaped or drilled.

[@Bruces-Eclectic-World]

I have used baking soda all the time, not corn starch. Awesome... I put a dab of super glue in the crack and sprinkle some baking soda over it and bam, hard as a rock... Lol Thanks for this cool tip... LLAP 🖖

[@dfrasu]

I did not know that… Thanks. I’m working with it right now.

[@Enigma-Sapiens]

Great idea and tip, thank you!

[@ramirotapia2217]

Hi, great video. I have looked for the glue on Amazon but I have only found the gel version, do you think the same result can be achieved?

[@CustomScaleModels]

You can use any super glue it doesn’t matter about the brand. I’m honestly not sure if gel will give the same results or not I have not tried it.

[@tajhayes7841]

THNX 4 this info man!!

[@DieTabbi]

Great tipp. But super glue is not cheap so main aspect is the dry time?

[@j.h.customsireland]

Could i use the same method for steel texturing and zimmeret

[@goforitpainting]

Thank you for sharing.

[@ms79ta]

I'm going to try this to fill in the deep scratches in my plastic interior of my truck. I have a few gouges that if I carefully fill in at first, I should not have to sand since it is textured anyways. Then I'll just dab some gray paint on it. 😊

[@CustomScaleModels]

Go light because this stuff can get messy quick lol

[@mrharoun3214]

Is this what jarkata uses to build his custom hotweels 1:64 scale does anybody know

[@michaelcooke2559]

Very nice tip. Thanks for sharing.

[@ralph00611]

Wow , that's awesome , and helpful thanks for sharing

[@CustomScaleModels]

No problem! Every extra tip is helpful!

[@johnculver6994]

You sure that mold won't eventually attack that?

[@theapprenticebuilderchris3006]

Thanks, great tip 👍

[@CustomScaleModels]

No problem 👍

[@abhimanyu7573]

Good one 👍

[@NatyNatario]

can i use this for carbon fiber powder? ill fill the holes of my tamiya mini4wd plates with this to reinforce it.

[@CustomScaleModels]

Yes you should be able to use this on carbon fiber because you can use CA glue on carbon fiber for repairs

[@NatyNatario]

@@CustomScaleModels ok I’ll try it thank you.

[@AngeloLuis22]

Can be use to fill out holes also in plastic door?

[@CustomScaleModels]

Yes.

[@imzooted64]

Thanksss dude

[@CustomScaleModels]

👍🏼

[@666morello]

thanks buddy

[@tfries1607]

Great idea, thank you. Also want to add, DO NOT breathe that dust. Sand outside or wear a respirator, CA is very bad for your lungs

[@therealmrd34d]

Anyone try this with 3d prints in post-processing yet??

[@CustomScaleModels]

I haven’t personally.