jimmy7432

Im getting ready to restore the first kit I built. Its had several crashes and has been repaired several times but still flies well. Its a trainer and would like to keep it maybe to use as a trainer for some friends who have shown interest in the hobby plus it has some sentamental value. I've repaired the covering a few times but I now want to completely take the covering off and recover. Any suggestions on the easiest way to take the old Mono coat off? Do I want to reaply heat or just pull it off. Also any parts of the plane that have had some fuel get on the wood. Any suggestions on how to treat the wood to reaply Monoicoat?

sensei

Heat helps to remove old covering and get yourself a can of K2-R spot lifter, spray it on the fuel soaked areas, allow to dry and wipe away, this may take a couple of applications but it does work good.

Bob

klord125

X2 what Sensei said....