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need some help , covered my gaint scale with polyerter dress lineing [ first time trying ] and not to happy with it - have several bubbles that do strech out with heat but they come back - is there any fix ??????????
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RE: covering
This material works fine but does not stretch as much as Coverite fabric or Koverall., so it must be pulled tighter as you apply it.
Since your fabric has no adhesive, I apply Balsarite or Stix-it to wood first, then apply the fabric.
Maybe you don't have any adhesive under the bubble.
Your bubbles will iron down if there is adhesive present.
I have not had your probem.if it was me i would recover.
Since your fabric has no adhesive, I apply Balsarite or Stix-it to wood first, then apply the fabric.
Maybe you don't have any adhesive under the bubble.
Your bubbles will iron down if there is adhesive present.
I have not had your probem.if it was me i would recover.
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RE: covering
I used minway polycrylic for a glue witch I read on a forum on rc universe and it seam to work fine is most of the areas .
its all covered so won't be doing a recover will use it as a test for a 1/3 scale pup I plan to scratch build latter this winter . Will take any advice on the covering of it thanks guys
its all covered so won't be doing a recover will use it as a test for a 1/3 scale pup I plan to scratch build latter this winter . Will take any advice on the covering of it thanks guys