Question about molding puddy

[TAKEO]

where do you get it?
i want to rebuild the front fender for my g35
stepped on it =[
not cool

[2wdpancar]

There's a banner for XI at the top of the home page.............
Plus, just leave it.
It'll make your car 2 times faster now, better aerodynamics, less weight, bonus top speed!!
Im serious to.:nod:

[darkendblades]

There's a banner for XI at the top of the home page.............
Plus, just leave it.
It'll make your car 2 times faster now, better aerodynamics, less weight, bonus top speed!!
Im serious to.:nod:

dude blt isn't kidding with all the bashing I have done and all the plastic I've lost on my xmods my skyline is like ten times faster lol and looks looper then your hundred and soem odd rare car.

[fieldfairy2]

Well you do go faster with a broken body because of the lose of weight but if you really want putty go to your nearest hobby store. Hobby lobby doesn't have it. It is called epoxy putty. That is the most common name. Good luck

[Surgeon]

if you really want putty go to your nearest hobby store. Hobby lobby doesn't have it. It is called epoxy putty. That is the most common name. Good luck

My hobby lobby carries it, maybe just not your local. They carry the testors brand.

[fieldfairy2]

Ha well maybe thats it. Well my hobby lobbies are more home crafts not model cars and stuff.

[Most_Wanted]

The best putty to get in my opinion is the Tamiya Quick Type. You can get it at many different places, but here's a link (http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdId=TAM87051&utm_source=froogle) to what I'm talking about at HorizonHobby.

[TAKEO]

OMGGGGOSHHH

cant find it anywhere =/

help?where to buy?? besides hobby lobby

[THE EDJ]

I found some Tamiya Epoxy Putty (smooth surface type) at my local hobby store. I had never worked with the stuff before and I got GREAT results. Takes a little while for it to cure properly, but it's easy to get the shapes you want with a little bit of care and patience.

[jameslew]

can you get any at walmart or radioshack?

[fieldfairy2]

Jameslew: no you can't get it there.

You might find putty on Tamiya.com Last time i checked they were discontinued but you never know.

Your best chance is at a hobby store. I have putty made by a company in texas called squadren.

[TAKEO]

HAY

i went to the store today (target)
and they said they had some but were out.

that company loctite?
makes it
cheep too
$3
haha =]
checking home depot tomarrow

[TAKEO]

Just got back from home depot
they had like every type of epoxy puddy =]
i bought one
Pc-plumming
the guy said he works on hobby cars/models
he uses it too
hehe luck me

[jameslew]

walmart has it in plumbing sec. $4

[Lowrideit]

Why not just buy some 'Bondo'?

[texan_idiot25]

Bondo is too hard to make things easily at this scale.

If you have a hair dryer, use it to help cure the putty. ;) Just keep the plastic parts a good 10 inches or so away from the thing.. Otherwise you'll have to rebuild parts in putty that you let melt while drying the putty :lol:

[fiberworkz]

There is a place on eBay where you can get Tamiya for $4.00 a stick PM me if you want a link.