Resin reacts to CA very well. So does styrene. Only problem is that when you use CA it tends to be much harder than either resin or styrene so blending it by sanding is a bit tricky. *NM*

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Resin reacts to CA very well. So does styrene. Only problem is that when you use CA it tends to be much harder than either resin or styrene so blending it by sanding is a bit tricky. *NM*

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What is best for heavy duty body work to fill gaps between resin and styrene? I have used microballoons and CA in the past... (more)
- I use Aves Sculpt 2-part epoxy paste & epoxy putty. More inside, Tony.
- I use medium viscosity CA, then Tamiya white putty. I continue to file/sand/fill as necessary until it's "there". *NM*
- Resin reacts to CA very well. So does styrene. Only problem is that when you use CA it tends to be much harder than either resin or styrene so blending it by sanding is a bit tricky. *NM*
  - So very true especially true with the new "Milk Container paste" from China... the older AMT and JoHan plastic isn't so bad but like Charlie said tricky. *NM*
    - Sorry, Plastic not paste *NM*

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