Looking for LustreKote
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Two part automotive paint seems to be your best bet these days. The upside is that most automotive paint stores can match a color sample and the catylized paints are pretty tough. The down side is that it is expensive and doesn't come in a spray can. I really liked LustreKote for its fuel resistance although it could be sensitive to surface preparation. I presume that this is for a glow powered plane covered in monokote. I've heard of Rustoleum on glow models but have only used it on petrol powered planes myself.
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: calgary, AB, CANADA
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I ordered some LustreKote from Tower Hobbies 4 or 5 years ago. It couldn't be shipped to Canada though. My sister lives in Whiterock BC, she has a PO box in Blaine Washington so I shipped it there and she picked it up and then mailed it to me, no problems that way.