whats a quick easy way to get rid of all the saw dust on the fuse and wing right before putting on monokot?

Tag rag. Use a cotton rag and just dampen it lightly and rub the wood. It doesn't have to be anything special to get the covering to stick well.
Curtis

There is no quick easy way, but you're going to very glad you did it!

Try to get a stream of air to blow out sawdust from ALL nooks and crannies, then use the tack rag. If an air compressor is unavailable, most vacuum cleaners today have a connecting port that yields a positive airflow.

A not really too quick process, but again, there is nothing worse than coming upon an oasis of sawdust as you're moving along with a covering job.

Just got finished getting a plane ready a few minutes ago. I used a stiff paint brush on it first then took it outside and used my compressor and air hose on it then I used an old then a new tack rag I buy at the hardware store. Ready!!

Tack rag. They sell em anywhere they sell paint.

+1 on the air compressor
you could buy those computer cleaner compressed air cans. i have a few they work great.

Blow with a compressor (outdoors), vacuum with a soft brush on the end of hose, then tack rag from paint supplies place.

hi all,


or when your wife comes in to yell at you for spending to much time with your planes and not the honey-do list just hold the plane up the hot air will take care of it



i know im bad........ and i can't complain at all as my wife doesnt mind my hobby at all like she says its better than going out drinking and chasing skirts




bassman

Hi everyone,
I 'm using a vacuum with a specific brush which has long hair (like a paintbrush) to get rid off all the dust before painting...
It's working fine and doesn't scratch the plane.

Do not use damp rag on wood. It will raise the grain requiring it be sanded again. Blow it off is best method.