AK Interactive Modelling Green Putty AK9329

Name: AK Interactive Modelling Green Putty AK9329
Brand: AK Interactive
SKU: AK9329
Price: 4.79 GBP
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Product overview

AK Modelling Green Putty is a ready-to-use, one-component filler for clean, dry and grease-free model surfaces. AK describes it as superfine-grained, with high adhesion, no shrinkage and a hard finish after drying. Apply it with a modelling spatula or another suitable tool, then allow it to dry. The green colour is simply the product colour; AK assigns no specialist use or hardness grade to this putty.

Apply to a clean, dry and grease-free surface with a spatula or another suitable tool.
The formulation is a one-component, water-based polyurethane product and requires no mixing.
AK states that it does not shrink as it dries and leaves a hard finish.
It can be cleaned up with water.
AK describes the product as non-flammable and containing no organic solvents.
No hardness grade, drying time or specialist application is published by AK for this putty.

Notes · Q & A

What is a one-part modelling filler?

A one-part modelling filler is supplied ready to apply from the tube and needs no hardener, mixing ratio or kneading. Use it to fill seams, small gaps and surface imperfections, then allow it to dry before sanding. This differs from a two-part epoxy putty, whose separate components must be mixed before use.

How should I apply and level a one-part filler?

Apply a small amount with a spatula or similar tool to a clean, dry and grease-free surface. Press the filler into the defect and remove as much excess as possible before it dries, using water for clean-up where the product instructions allow. Leaving the repair close to level reduces the amount of sanding needed later.

How can I sand the repair without removing surrounding detail?

Let the filler dry fully, then begin with a fine abrasive and work only over the repair. Use a small sanding sponge or narrow abrasive strip around raised detail, checking the surface often. Stop when the filler is level with the surrounding part; broad, heavy sanding can flatten nearby rivets, panel lines or texture.

How should I fill a deep gap?

Build deep gaps in several thin applications rather than one heavy mass. Let each layer dry before adding the next, and keep the filler within the joint as much as possible. Thin layers are easier to control, reduce the amount of sanding and make it less likely that surrounding detail will be buried.

Notes · Logistics

Shipping

Orders placed before 3pm (Mon–Fri) are dispatched the same day. UK delivery is by Royal Mail 24 Tracked. Free UK delivery on orders over £70. International delivery available via Royal Mail International Tracked or courier.

Returns

If you're not happy with your purchase, contact us within 30 days for a full refund or exchange. Items must be unused and in original packaging.

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