Hi there - first time using greenstuff to fix a shoulder joint that I converted. It just kind of looks grainy and mushy. How can I fix it, or am I doomed beyond repair?
#First Time Using GreenStuff, Where did I go wrong, and how to fix this?
stable birch
chrome spruce
I'm not an expert, but is that green stuff or liquid green stuff? The latter is a real mess.
stable birch
it's green stuff, I made it into a strand and maybe tried to fill too aggressively
cobalt raven
Use some very fine grit sandpaper. They also sell some files that are rounded that might be useful if you plan to do lots of green stuff work in the future.
stable birch
Use some very fine grit sandpaper. They also sell some files that are rounded th...
what grit are you thinking would be fine enough? also - would I sand it first, and then re-prime?
vernal hull
You could re-prime if you wanted but this looks localised enough that I think you could just make the repair and paint over it. If it doesn't work out you can always do the re-prime after I guess 👍
stable birch
sounds good, and any suggestions on the grit I should be looking at?
vernal hull
In terms of getting a smoother finish, fine sand paper like Jon suggested would be great and maybe invest in some needle hobby files like these
vernal hull
sounds good, and any suggestions on the grit I should be looking at?
I'm sorry I don't I'm afraid, I know it's not very helpful but I pull out a giant pack with multiple grades and go on feel alone
Worst case you can relevel the surface with some filler
stable birch
awesome thanks!