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I drape the hair over one knee. if you are using quality hair from dollyhair, retrodolls, etc the hair should stay together and be able to be picked up in single plug pieces you can also make the hair slightly damp
Apoxie Sculpt! It's no baking required as it's a two part base that dries through chemical reaction over the course of several hours after being mixed. It's a blessing for fixing holes in ponies. I grabbed mine off Amazon. If you're a super perfectionist like me, you'll like want to sand it down a little after it cures, to make it flush with the rest of the pony. I recommend using an automotive wet/dry sandpaper. Using a the wet/dry when wet gives a you a very smooth even surface to work on when painting after.Quote from: Roogna on April 06, 2017, 01:59:21 PMI drape the hair over one knee. if you are using quality hair from dollyhair, retrodolls, etc the hair should stay together and be able to be picked up in single plug pieces you can also make the hair slightly dampYou can dampen the hair before you plug it?!! Why didn't I think of that? I've been using some of that Doll Planet stuff lately, which is silky smooth and has nice color, but I was having trouble making plugs with it going every which way.