Air Intake Join Lines Removal : Tutorial : Part.1

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[@davidcole333]

Makes sense...not sure why I didn't think of this technique before. I always relied on putty and sanding.

[@johndillon8051]

An excellent technique that I'll be trying soon. Thanks!

[@marksixofone4104]

Excellent tutorial tip. Thanks.

[@ricknesbitt5949]

Great job. I will try that.

[@genessismodels]

Hope you enjoy

[@Go4Corvette]

Thanks for the demonstration.

[@genessismodels]

You are welcome!

[@philipzwart6449]

I like that!

[@bigjuicyone]

Thanks for the video. This was very informative. I used to (sometimes do) just "run" [thick] house paint down the intake, usually white in colour, to create a seamless coat. But i will try your method as it is less messy. Thanks.

[@genessismodels]

Great point! part two might just be that

[@SprueSurgeon]

I just use Mr Surfacer with a paint brush.

[@stephent4590]

Love the nail polish 😅
Thank you for these kind of videos … very helpful!

[@chaoran]

Useful

[@genessismodels]

Thanks

[@user-nw8me4rk9r]

Useful,by the way is this the air intake of F4?

[@genessismodels]

its a clip from the f4g phantom step by step, you can find it here: www.genessis-models.co.uk/videos/building-the-f-4g-phantom-ii-wild-weasel-meng-models-1-48-scale-model-intermediate-step-by-step-video-build/

[@mauriziorenganeschi5813]

Should the brush remain wet with extra thin cement? How to clean it afterwards?

[@deltic5514]

Don't forget to get to ooze