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I leave all putties overnight to cure, specially important with the Vallejo which is best left in an airing cupboard if you possibly can. All water based materials are vulnerable to humidity and can take a while to fully cure-off.dry and then cover it with a thin layer of CA glue. Once the CA glue dried then I would sand it smooth For things like the gap between the windshield and the fuselage, for example, Perfect Plastic Putty works great (I think the Vallejo putty is similar)! It can be applied to the gap and wiped away with a cotton swab dipped in water. This won't ruin any paint or the clear finish on the canopy. still need it although not as much as I did in the past. Vallejo Acrylic Putty is rather useful for filling those A lot of people say they like Deluxe's Perfect Plastic Putty, so I thought I'd try it. I took off the cap, added the long tapering applicator, and squeezed some out and used it. Then I put a plastic cap over the end of the applicator to stop it drying out.