Wrinkles
10-10-2002 | 01:46 AM
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From: Sacramento,
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Wrinkles
I have been flying a Sig Cap231ex for the past year and a half. When I first finished it I dutifully used my Iron and heat gun to remove any wrinkles. Now I find I have to re-Iron every time I go to the field, and even then, an hour in the sun and "prunesville"!
I have used the old "Ultracote" on models I have built and not had near this problem. I am about to strip the covering and recover with Century 21 fabric. Any one else having this problem?
Phil
I have used the old "Ultracote" on models I have built and not had near this problem. I am about to strip the covering and recover with Century 21 fabric. Any one else having this problem?
Phil
10-10-2002 | 02:38 AM
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From: Weatherford,
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What about
drugs and rock and roll?
But seriously, the wrinkle pecking order in my hangar is Monokote, Ultacote, 21'st and then the hard core dope ....
we can put a man on the moon but.... you finish it.
But seriously, the wrinkle pecking order in my hangar is Monokote, Ultacote, 21'st and then the hard core dope ....
we can put a man on the moon but.... you finish it.
10-10-2002 | 02:58 AM
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From: Catoosa,
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saggy covering
This is why I will never use iron-on covering again!! No sir, from
here on, it's sheet 'em and 'glass 'em!! Then you can do all those
fancy paint schemes you've always wanted!?!
here on, it's sheet 'em and 'glass 'em!! Then you can do all those
fancy paint schemes you've always wanted!?!
