A great filler for most plastic projects. It does attack the plastic, as it is lacquer based, so apply it carefully and don't get sloppy. The lacquer base is a good thing because it makes the putty stick very well to the plastic-it essentially welds itself on. It can also be thinned with lacquer thinner to make a thin putty/thick primer good for very small filling jobs. When it's thinned out like this, do not put on a heavy coat as it may melt the plastic-use the thinned stuff for 2nd coats and other very thin applications. Out of the tube it sometimes has small pinholes that may need to be touched up. Dries to about the same hardness as the plastic.

A great filler for most plastic projects. It does attack the plastic, as it is lacquer based, so apply it carefully and don't get sloppy. The lacquer base is a good thing because it makes the putty stick very well to the plastic-it essentially welds itself on. It can also be thinned with lacquer thinner to make a thin putty/thick primer good for very small filling jobs. When it's thinned out like this, do not put on a heavy coat as it may melt the plastic-use the thinned stuff for 2nd coats and other very thin applications. Out of the tube it sometimes has small pinholes that may need to be touched up. Dries to about the same hardness as the plastic.

This is stuff is simply the easiest most affordable putty on the market. It will soften the plastic. But it dries quick and can be sanded very easily with all manner of sanding media.