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lababs
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Bonjour a tous,

Pour imprimer ma pièce ,j ai du l imprimer en plusieurs module

Au moment de l assemblage les joints sont toujours visibles même après ponçage au papier abrasifs....

Avez vous une méthode pour faire disparaître définitivement ces joints?

Merci

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Posted in Post impression (edited)

Oui, c'est ça : collage des pièces, ponçage et application d'un couche de mastic tamiya "putty", ponçage et c'est prêt à peindre.

Application du mastic tamiya "magic" putty white (monocomposant)

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Ponçage à l'eau, apprêt et retouche

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Une dernière couche d'apprêt et c'est bon pour la peinture...

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