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eqdizzle

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  1. I did the same with my ears. Would this method also help fix taking off too much of an ear? There's missing spots that I'd like to fill up. I took off a bit too much. Nothing drastic though.

     

     

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    ABS sludge is a little runny, kind of like ranch dressing.  You'll need some sort of backing material to sludge over and probably need some sanding as well.  Scrap ABS glued in from behind works really well for this. 

  2. look at this as a process. I've done a few pieces that were 3d printed and you'll be doing priming, sanding, re-priming, re-sanding until you have a completely smooth starting surface.

     

    I did use some Bondo finish putty (~$3 in a tube at Wally World), but used sparingly.  After applications of your primer, you'll be doing topcoats followed by wet sanding.  Light and slow does it!

  3. the 9v battery on a 5v fan will give you about 20 minutes of usage and a hot battery when you're done.  I run (and build) a 2x 5v fan kit that I run off 4 AA batteries in a switch box.  I have found that the ones I ended up using (after LOTS of trial and error) move a lot more air than the 12v varieties on a 9v for a decent period of time.  I get 3.5-4+ hours with really good airflow on mine.  The 9v batteries don't have enough mAh to run the longer troops I've been on....

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