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plasticine vs play doh
@ 10:22 pm (GMT) |
Bob MavinG'dayWill play doh work as good as plasticine when bedding an action? I can’t find any plasticine, the young shop assistants look at me stupid when I enquire Cheers Bob |
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@ 10:57 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: plasticine vs play dohPlease use the plastercine supplied in the kits. The trouble with other products is the potential for melting under post heat as well as adding moisture to the job.If you need more plastercine than is supplied, please use Jovi brand plastercine. failing this, stay clear of anything cheap and waxy. Use a high grade (artist grade) product. |
@ 11:40 pm (GMT) |
Gavin ChauRe: plasticine vs play dohHi Bob,I'm no expert but if you're in Australia you can get plasticene from bunnings hardware store (in the craft section) thats what I have used in the past without incident but it was for a synthetic stocked rifle (I dont know if it makes any difference if it was in a timber stocked rifle though) you can also get plasticene from art supply shops - hope this helps |
@ 01:39 am (GMT) |
Michael NeesonRe: plasticine vs play dohGot some from Spotlight. Ended up not needing it as there was plenty in the kit. |
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@ 03:13 am (GMT) |
Bob MavinRe: plasticine vs play dohAll good! Spot light had the Jovi brand, My rifles on the bench curing, hopefully I can get it out tomorrow!!!Thanks guys. Bob |
@ 09:32 pm (GMT) |
Mal BirrellRe: plasticine vs play dohHow do i get every trace of the plasticine out of the stock when i`m finished ?Thanks,Mal. |
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@ 10:01 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: plasticine vs play dohToothbrush and either brake cleaner or Hoppes. Turps is good too. |
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@ 10:03 pm (GMT) |
Mal BirrellRe: plasticine vs play dohThanks NathanMal. |
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