rt3232
Posts: 2016
Joined: 12/4/2004 From: hastings, MN, USA Status: offline
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Randy I would NOT tell any one to change from somthing they are comfortable with. But befor I built my first gaint corsair I read the wight up's from RC Report and RCmodler, then I got my kit after reading the instructions and duing an inventory it just looked like some weight could be saved in all of the laminates, The groilla glue adds were on TV at the time, so the engineer in me seaid run some test, I haft to admit I was superised that it was at least as strong as epoxy and lighter, A word of CAUTION if you us it brush it on both serfaces, then take a plastic card and squegee off the rest just leave a sheen of glue put both parts together and mush them around align up the parts and clamp VARY well, alow to sit about 30 min and double check your alignment if you weight longer you don't have a chanch of correcting. I ran about a half doz samples to teach my self the best way for me. Iwould suggest that you try it on somthing or do some test your self if you then feel warm and fuzzy with it go for it ... Clamp it tight and stright, it does work. One outher thing I might add is I carfuly sanded down to my glue joint on all of my samples and I found small air pockets in all but the grollia glue. and the epoxy was the werst, I belive becouse I did not have a means to apply enough pressure. On this new build I am duing all of laminates with grollia glue NO joints those will be CA's or epoxy's Will have some more pic's late next week... Watch out for my spelling as I did this between honey do's and going to dinner Bob T
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