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I have just built a 1/7-scale P51 plane and have come to the point where I have to decide what brand of cover material to use. Does anyone have suggestions? I would like to end with an aluminium colour.
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I just picked up 2 rolls of ultracote from the LHS and it was only 9.99.
It was Ultracoat Plus, which had a sticky back that stuck to the wood before I even got the iron to it.
Gotta say compared to Monokote this stuff was WAY easier to use.
It was Ultracoat Plus, which had a sticky back that stuck to the wood before I even got the iron to it.
Gotta say compared to Monokote this stuff was WAY easier to use.
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So you recommend Ultracoat Plus over Monokote. Do you have experience with GlossTex (which my local store is recommending) or Solarfilm, SolarTex ?
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Crash:
Some ARFs do have Oracover.
Here in the states it's sold under a different name but it is still Oracover. I think it's Ultracote, but I'm not sure. Not the self-stick Ultracote Plus, the regular Ultracote.
Bill.
Some ARFs do have Oracover.
Here in the states it's sold under a different name but it is still Oracover. I think it's Ultracote, but I'm not sure. Not the self-stick Ultracote Plus, the regular Ultracote.
Bill.



