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dude, i'm about halfway through the logging and tractor repair, and i won't be able to get back down there for another month or two until molly is trained up a little. then i have to decide between truck repair and blue sky (oh...it's a nice dilemma), do that one and then the other one, i have 3-car garage from rsm to build for behind nortons. then i'll be ready to start on the sawmill IF a prior commission to build a scale model of a guy's lake house falls through. besides, i want the kit to spend some time on my shelf....just so it spends some time on my shelf, know what i mean? i wanna admire the boxes......
and occasionally open them up and breath it in.....
I'm going to try a product called Ballast Freeze next. It says it is an acrylic fixer and it has a built in applicator. One thing I noticed with the AK fixer is that the surface must be completely dry when applying. Any water will cause white spots. I think there might be some CA glue as part of the mix. Don't know if this will be the case with Ballast Freeze but will report back once I try it.
nonetheless, i'm gonna order small pipettes
Jerry
duly note....
Jerry