Pieter:
Yup, there's lots of different ways to skin a cat... if you ever really want
to skin a cat, that is.
Feline skinning discussion aside, in regards to putty and fillers: I used to
use the baking soda and CA back in my control line combat model airplane
days to effect a field repair. Worked well for what I was doing, but given
my experiences with it, I wouldn't think it would be very "controlable" and
precise... but perhaps the fly boys have figured out better technique.
Andre
P.S. My layout shelves are almost completely CLEAR of junk now. Embarrasing
to admit it... but I found stuff dated 2004 among those piles of crap.
Almost qualified as an archeological dig, I suppose. Anybody need a 1963
Sears Christmas catalog?
> From: Pieter Roos
> The CA can also harden the regular putty to make it withstand
> working better. The plastic airplane/tank/ship guys sometimes
> fill a gap with baking soda and apply CA to make a filler.
> Pieter E. Roos
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