Glaze

Glaze

Material used to fill minor imperfections or improve the surface quality of body filler. Glazing putty was traditionally a single-component acrylic, although today catalysed putties are available that reduce shrinkage. Fine grain and easy sanding are the main characteristics of glaze.

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