Polish Clear Parts
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20 January 2012, 12:42
Aghis BarberopoulosThis is interesting, I have to get myself the Tamiya polishers!
20 January 2012, 17:55
Philip De KeyserThat's the way I do my canopy's when they have a moldingseme on it, after the nailpolish-file I used the polisher from tamiya and at last I give it a bath in the sols-plus
21 January 2012, 08:03
Wilfried BogaertsBe very careful guys, I know of a modeller who wanted to polish his canopy but used the wrong tube. He accidentally used Tamiya putty insted of the polishing compound... guess the resulting damage and the accompanying statements 🙁
So, check twice before rubbing...
21 January 2012, 10:09
Christian LehmannHi guy, this happened to me one time. Fortunately it was a wing that I prepared for an Aluminum paint and no canopy.
21 January 2012, 14:22
uncle chop chopSo one sides done?? And did u use tamiya polish or that thing u took photos of holger ? Asking because i need a clear part fixer uper??
5 August 2015, 10:30
Holger KranichHi Chop Chop,
i used the nail polish thing, i made the pix of and after that i dipped all in Future (Klear, Pledge - Many names, same stuff). 😉
5 August 2015, 11:09
Urban GardiniToothpaste work as well as the Tammy polishing compound and is also cheaper. Normal one is less abbrasive than a whitening one...
5 August 2015, 11:12
Choppa NuttaBurkhard, it's quite "clear" you're up to no good 😉
Btw Holly, is it French polish or is it Polish polish or have you Finnished it with something else ? 😄
5 August 2015, 23:08
Album info
Hey guys!
Actually i´m working on the clearparts of my TA-7C Corsair II (Hobbyboss). Unfortunately it has a huge moldingseam on it. This is the first time for me to work on such a problem. Some month ago i buyed me a nailpolish-file for normal sanding purpose and used this one on the clearparts. And what should i say? It works properly! But take a look yourself... 🙂