Flexible Filler (Putty) 250g

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Flexible filler (putty) is an acrylic-based material designed to fill gaps and imperfections in cosplay materials such as EVA foam and thermoplastics, while maintaining its flexibility and ease of sanding. Unlike traditional fillers that can become brittle, GSW Flexible Filler is designed to flex and move with the surface, making it ideal for foam armor, weapons, and props.

A key aspect is its compatibility with thermoplastics such as ThermoArt or Cosplayflex. Unlike rigid joint fillers that can crack when applied to thermoformed materials, this filler remains slightly elastic, ensuring its long life.

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For optimal application, follow these steps:

Surface Preparation:

Ensure that the EVA foam or thermoplastic is clean, dry, and free of dust and grease.
If necessary, lightly sand the surface with a fine-grit sanding pad to create a slightly rough texture and improve adhesion.

Application Process:

Use a small spatula, silicone applicator, or even your fingers to spread a thin layer over the joints or gaps.
Avoid over-applying as excess material will require additional sanding later.

Smoothing the Surface:

While the surface is still wet, dip your finger in water and gently smooth it to reduce the need for sanding later.
For deeper gaps, apply in thin layers, allowing each layer to dry before adding another.

Drying time:

Depending on the thickness of the applied layer and the ambient temperature, drying can take from 15 minutes to an hour.
To speed up the process, place the part in a warm, well-ventilated area.

Sanding for a seamless finish:

After it has completely dried, sand the surface with fine sandpaper (320-600 grit).
Avoid excessive pressure to maintain flexibility.
Painting and finishing:

Once the surface is smooth, apply a primer and acrylic paint for the final finish.
Its properties ensure that the paint adheres without cracking, even if the part is slightly bent.

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