DAP "Fast n Final" lightweight spackling
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From: Chico, CA
Best lightweight balsa filler I have ever found. Easy to apply, easy to sand ,paints very nice.
I mix it with water till I have the consistency of a thick milk shake for making fillets,put some on myfinger and quickly pass over the area to fillet. Best part is if you don't like it, wipe it off with a wet rag !!
I use it as it comes for general filling of dings and boo boo's!
Try it you'll like it ---Bob
I mix it with water till I have the consistency of a thick milk shake for making fillets,put some on myfinger and quickly pass over the area to fillet. Best part is if you don't like it, wipe it off with a wet rag !!
I use it as it comes for general filling of dings and boo boo's!
Try it you'll like it ---Bob
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Vasek-- I got mine at Orchard Supply Hardware (A Division of Sears) As you probably know DAP is a nationwide brand and you can probably get it at home depots also--Orchard Supply is a closer drive so that's where I got mine!!
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I found some by accident at Wal-Mart. This stuff is really lite and just as good as the more expensive stuff sold for model airplanes (Micro Ballons, etc.). The price for a can about as big as a coffee cup was only about $3.00.
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Best lightweight balsa filler I have ever found. Easy to apply, easy to sand ,paints very nice.
Can you glass over that without any reaction??
Best lightweight balsa filler I have ever found. Easy to apply, easy to sand ,paints very nice.
Can you glass over that without any reaction??



