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 Posted: Fri Aug 18th, 2017 05:57 pm
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 Handy way of holding small bits on a sprue, I cut a slot or small hole in a scrap piece of foam board then push the items into the slot, then  can hold the foam board and paint away, these are some cast white metal chimney pots from Scalelink still on their sprue, sprues pushed into slots, then painted without getting paint on fingers nor finger marks on items.


Leave them stuck in the foam board to dry.

Some items not on sprue can be done in a similar way, stick one end into the foam board, paint the other end, when dry swap ends.



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 Posted: Sat Aug 19th, 2017 09:17 am
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 That's a good idea. I tend to use blu-tac, but there is slight movement during painting, so I will try this idea. Thanks for posting.
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 Good idea I like that.Piran
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 That's a great idea and one I will be trying in the future. :doublethumb



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