Bipe Flyer

I often use 3M77 to sheet foam wings on 1/2A models because, while polyurethane works better, the 3M77 is just more convenient on small wings.

I went to the hardware store to pick up a can and noticed that it had a new label and it said "low mist". I thought "Oh no, could this be the foam attacking formula?".

I bought a can to try out and much to my relief it doesn't attack foam. Whew! After my test I grabbed an old can and noticed that while the label is different from the new one, it has "New low mist formula" marked on the can. It appears that I have been using the new formula for some time without knowing it.[sm=lol.gif]

Duane-RCU

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I was in a hobby shop yesterday, and noticed 3M77, and some 3M Foam Safe spray. It may have been around a while, but I haven't seen it. I wonder if they did that just for us?

Bipe Flyer

Was the foam safe stuff marked Orange 44 or something like that? I saw that too, but I think it is for upholstery foam.

Duane-RCU

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I really didn't look, but I don't think it was Orange 44, I think it was in a white can. I will look again next time I'm in there. I'm going to be working close to it soon, so it'll be my new hang-out.