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Tekkaman Blade
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Re: Help: Need polystone statue repair
The only thing you can do is glue it back on. You can use a air dry expoxy to fill in any gaps. Then try to paint the colors to match. It looks like the mask is a flat color so that will help a lot. If glued right the paint will look flat and make the crack disappear after a couple coats.
The only thing you can do is glue it back on. You can use a air dry expoxy to fill in any gaps. Then try to paint the colors to match. It looks like the mask is a flat color so that will help a lot. If glued right the paint will look flat and make the crack disappear after a couple coats.
damagecase
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Re: Help: Need polystone statue repair
Try using apoxie sculpt from AVES. It works great for filling gaps and making modifications. Fixit Sculpt also works well, though I think its more expensive. The most difficult thing will be matching the paint...
Try using apoxie sculpt from AVES. It works great for filling gaps and making modifications. Fixit Sculpt also works well, though I think its more expensive. The most difficult thing will be matching the paint...
GrandPatron
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Re: Help: Need polystone statue repair
You know what? It actually looks cool with the cut across the helmet.
You know what? It actually looks cool with the cut across the helmet.
Re: Help: Need polystone statue repair
I'd suggest you contact a garage kit builder/painter who can fix the break and repaint the helmet. I recommend Thad Rhodes without hesitation. He's built some very special kits for me, and if you peruse his blog you'll see that he's rescued some really messed up pieces.
I'd suggest you contact a garage kit builder/painter who can fix the break and repaint the helmet. I recommend Thad Rhodes without hesitation. He's built some very special kits for me, and if you peruse his blog you'll see that he's rescued some really messed up pieces.
