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Thanks Si.Morning John,
Splendid progress with the Ferg and the Dio….brick work looks the dogs danglies![]()
Thanks Si.Morning John,
Splendid progress with the Ferg and the Dio….brick work looks the dogs danglies![]()
Payment as normal?Diorama at its best, fantastic wall!!
JoeI had to look up Paverpol to see that it is a hardener. That base is looking superb John, and the process is interesting. What does the addition of PVA do to the filler mix?
Thanks John, very informativeJoe
- It stops the filler from peeling or popping off smooth surfaces like wood, MDF, or pink/blue XPS foam.
- Prevents Cracking: PVA adds elasticity to the plaster or filler mix, which reduces shrinkage and cracking as it dries.
- Stronger Surface: The dried mix is much less brittle, meaning it resists chipping if your base gets bumped.
- Looked it up as Ive always done it
Your welcome Joe.Thanks John, very informative
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