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Builder Last Online: Aug 2014
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Started: 09-25-06
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When filling holes, its best to start by cutting a piece of
styrene
in the shape of the hole and plugging it before applying filler. If its a large hole, like the tail light holes on the deuce, glue a piece of flat
styrene
on the inside so that the filler will have something to bond to. Also, if you're modifying the deuce body, its a good idea to leave the
sprue
in place as long as you can as it adds rigidity to the body, especially if you are cutting it.
Most of you probably know all this, but it might help some of the folks who are new to big stuff.
Rick
in the shape of the hole and plugging it before applying filler. If its a large hole, like the tail light holes on the deuce, glue a piece of flat
styrene
on the inside so that the filler will have something to bond to. Also, if you're modifying the deuce body, its a good idea to leave the
sprue
in place as long as you can as it adds rigidity to the body, especially if you are cutting it.Most of you probably know all this, but it might help some of the folks who are new to big stuff.
Rick
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