"Filling the injection port hole" Topic

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Windward	03 Dec 2023 12:16 p.m. PST
Looking at my surfers, they have these obvious badly placed rings. I'll need to fill them. Suggestions on what to fill with?
Zephyr1	03 Dec 2023 3:21 p.m. PST
Durham's water putty, plaster, acrylic caulking (probably your best bet… ;-)
Sgt Slag	03 Dec 2023 4:44 p.m. PST
Any epoxy putty should work: JB Weld, Green Stuff, etc. Hot Glue will work, as well. Press kitchen parchment paper against the figure to smooth it -- virtually nothing will stick to it. Hot Glue may be challenging, but it will adhere to the plastic quite well. Cheers!

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