Vallejo - Plastic Putty 20 ml (0.67 fl.oz.) | White, Opaque, Consistent Finish

Needed a filler for my 3D projects . Worked very well . Filled gaps in my alien space jockey .

A great product to fill in imprefection of model

water clean up, takes a while to cure.

easy to use. It feels a little bit thin and you may need multiple layers to fill a gap. Not a big problem and it get the job done.

Awesome! I used this on my Marvel Crisis Protocol minis, and it blended in perfectly and was able to fill in gaps. A couple of the models I've assembled have accidentally dried with a big space between pieces. I used this on the space between painting and smoothed it out with a paint brush to make it blend in, then let it dry for a couple of hours just to be sure. The finished models show no signs of putty, and it's held extremely well.

was excellent for fixing small gaps or cracks in my 3d printed resin figurines. was able to fill it spots that either broke or didnt fit right. dried decently quickly and just sanded afterwards. even was able to build up a large mismatched gap to look like it was supposed to be there originally. super easy dispensing nozzle that is long and thin to get into tight spots and doesnt dry up with tip on. will buy more for sure!

I own a beautiful, 1999 Heritage H150 electric guitar (Heritage’s BETTER version of a Gibson Les Paul) and I decided to refinish it. It required much more sanding than I expected and as a result, there were a number of areas on the plastic binding in which I literally sanded all the way through to the mahogany wood beneath.Short of replacing the binding altogether, which would have been an onerous job, I purchased this product as a last resort. I didn’t think it would work because I didn’t think anything could work to repair these areas.To my surprise, with patience and a steady hand, I have been able to restore all of the worn areas of the binding. Regretfully, I believed I had such a lost cause that I failed to take photos of how bad it looked before I did the repair. So, the best I can offer are photos of the completed repair which far exceeds what I hoped to accomplish.The first photo shows the headstock area from the front to provide context as to how a thin layer of binding is designed to provide a surround for the headstock when looking from the front (the audience view). However, when viewing from the position you would see while playing the guitar, the second photo shows the areas that were almost completely sanded away. But you wouldn’t know it because they look perfect.This stuff was easy to work with and it blended in such a way that you can’t even tell where the original binding was and where the repair is located.I couldn’t be happier.

I liked this as a potential option to green stuff for smaller gaps that need to be filled. It shrinks quite a bit when it dries so you have to go over it again a few times. It is also very, very messy and hard to work with, at least for me. I have seen the company's youtube instructions on how to use it but of course, they make it look easy. While I prefer to use this for smaller gaps, I do hesitate to use it because it is a pain in the *** to use.I believe there is some magic involved with making this product as it likes to magically appear in weird areas of my hands and clothes after using. I honestly have no idea how it does this as I take many precautions when I decide to use it. It just appears on your arms and legs, defying all natural laws. Sometimes it waits a few hours after cleanup to decide to show itself, just when you think you got it all.