[Q] Fixing trench-like panel lines?

Hi, I would fill the panel lines with superglue (cyanoacrylate) an rescribe when hard and dry. You may use some baking powder to accelerate the drying process, then sand smooth. KR Ingo

Yes, that's a do-able technique but scribing over cyano is something of a pain. I'd use one of the body putties; 3M, Squadron, etc. Apply, wipe off with methanol/methylated spirits and you're ready after a suitable drying period. hth

The Keeper (of too much crap!)

I've got the same kit in my queue, and I've decided to try Dr. Microtools (or substitute the red putty of your choice), on the teory that of I can lay a uniform moist flush bead of the stuff, it will shrink uniformly, leaving pnael lines that are still recessed, but more delicate. the devil's inthe details--I don't know if that kind of uniformity is possible, even with small make-up spatulas, but if it doesn't work, the stuff in easy to remove.

mark Schynert

My experience with this (my) technique is quite good as cyano turns rock hard when dry and the edges do not break away as is the case with (at least) the filler I use. ingo

Stretch some sprue and glue it in, then sand flush and rescribe : )