This is basically the same as the last process, except you will be using the spot putty to fill in any low spots to fill in some of the major layer lines, or rebuild minor blemishes like the top of round surface.

MoTip Spray-Putty is a putty in spray form that has been developed to fill in minor irregularities such as scratches and marks after sanding, so that the surface is smoothed and prepared for the subsequent varnishing. The filler can be used on both treated and untreated surfaces of wood, metal and aluminum, and the good filling properties as well as excellent adhesion make it incredibly easy to work with. MoTip Spray-Putty can be easily sanded in both wet and dry conditions and has practical rust-preventing properties. If you need assistance with your delivery please call 01454315588. Our staff will be more than happy to help.Both exhibit good adhesion properties and can be used on a range of surfaces like metal, fibreglass, and even wood. Surface preparation EXCELLENT FILLING PROPERTIES — our Putty Spray’s formula was designed to give you the best possible coverage results. It’s perfect for DIY repairs of car-park scratches, dings, and dents. It can fill in stone chips and other minor imperfections, or be used as an intermediate step if painting to fill low areas and pin holes. The quality of the end result is reflected in the preparation, so using products fit for purpose is essential.

Although you already know, we've summarised them here again just as a reminder: Filling compounds are divided primarily into mineral fillers (such as gypsum filler) and paste-like dispersion fillers. Spray putty is a high-build, easy-to-use product that is perfect for small scratches and repairing other minor imperfections. Plaster-based filler is the classic mineral filler for indoor use. Since chalk-based filling compound is pH-neutral, it can be used with all coating materials. Here too, there are various compositions available to suit the area of application. Interior filler, for example, is particularly good for filling mineral plaster and filling gaps and holes, while adhesive filler is ideal for smooth surfaces and for filling plasterboard.Think of your 3D prints as the Great Pyramids of Giza. They used to be totally smooth down the side, but age has revealed the layered and rough base built underneath. To make the pyramids smooth, Ancient Egyptians added limestone over the top, since it was a much softer material than the base stone. If they had the technology, they also could have cut away the jagged levels to make smooth, flat faces. This is what finishing consists of; a fine balance between adding and subtracting material to achieve the desired surface finish. The key is to remove enough material to hide some striations (layer lines) and adding just as much to fill in the gaps. The Halfords Primer is essential to obtain the optimum adhesion and performance of the finishing paint. Features & Benefits: Treatment: The surface should be clean, dry and free of grease. The aerosol should have room temperature. Best processing temperature 10 to 25°C. First, you're going to want to follow the steps I've given for filler primer, up to the point of switching to 220 grit. Instead of changing grits, you're going to do the following steps instead.

The Halfords Filler Primer 500ml is essential to obtain the optimum adhesion and performance of the finishing paint. Features & Benefits: Use the applicator provided to apply to deep scratches and chips for an even finish that’s easy to paint on. Features & Benefits:It leaves enough build on car body panels to be able to sand smooth and level before painting over it with a guide coat or top coat.