Filling seams, without ghost seams (Technique in Ten)
In this video I will show you how to fill in seams without any ghost seams from coming up later. Tools discussed: Sprue Goo Rubberized CA UV curing glue Plastic Putty Special thanks to hobbynutmodels.com
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