The verdict is still out on whether or not I like Free Form Air for certain sculpting jobs. But I really like it as a filler. It works well just after mixing the A&B compounds. (As I've mentioned before, it's a little soft and crumbly right after mixing, so it's tough to sculpt with it in that state. Mike Brose suggests waiting 30 minutes so it can dry to a more clay-like substance). But as a filler, it sands to a smoother finish than the wood fillers I've tried.
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Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Fills the bill
The verdict is still out on whether or not I like Free Form Air for certain sculpting jobs. But I really like it as a filler. It works well just after mixing the A&B compounds. (As I've mentioned before, it's a little soft and crumbly right after mixing, so it's tough to sculpt with it in that state. Mike Brose suggests waiting 30 minutes so it can dry to a more clay-like substance). But as a filler, it sands to a smoother finish than the wood fillers I've tried.
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Hey Kenny! Any tips for a new comer on ways to save some serious scratch for a VQ just getting started? Love your blog man keep it up! If we don't they will!! HAHA RIGHT?
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