Look on the bright side....it makes checking out your linkages easier and keeps oil and dirt out of the servos.

Earlier in this thread there was talk of using a houshold iron. That reiminds me of an earlier time in life. Super Monkote had just hit the market. (Original Monokote was sticky backed). It was a hot and humid Minnesota day so I was in shorts. I was covering a control-line stunter (I think it was a TF Flitestreak). As I tipped the iron upside down to go around the wingtip I managed to dump very hot water out of mom's steam iron onto my bare leg. So, yes, you can use a houshold iron. But drain the water out first!

Chuck