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Guillows Series 1000 - F4U Corsair by lukebozek1. Viewed 1210 times. Build Thread Next Prev Click image to return. Image Comments lukebozek1 27-Nov-10 10:22 Two spots on this side still show up. More filler, sealer and hope they go away. David Duckett 27-Nov-10 11:31 The reason for primer is to show the areas that need work. This is starting to look really good and the quality of the workmanship is evident. It's possible that you are not letting the filler dry long enough before sanding and it's not fully cured. I suggest 24 hours. Another possible explanation might be oil on the areas causing the problem. lukebozek1 27-Nov-10 14:47 I let it dry overnight, but outside the humidity has been a factor. I think I will bring it inside and let the AC compketely dry this out. As for oil, I can't see that as a possibility, no source here. The two fuzzy areas were done one time without using sanding sealer. That might be it. I usually let every coat dry overnight to completely dry out. If my gauge is correct, we are looking at 85% relative humidity (Florida). Please sign in to comment on this image.