Covering
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[&o]Hi all,
I am trying to find out about covering material. I believe there is only one type that has the paper backing.
Some people say it's Solartex, some say Oracover, some say only imported film, and on it goes.
I used some a while ago but I don't know what brand it is.
I want to purchase some to cover my 1/4 scale Cub.
Maybe the paper backed one looks like a fabric, but I know that it pulls round corners real easy.
Help me out again guy's please. I don't want to cover then paint.
Cheers,
Colin.
I am trying to find out about covering material. I believe there is only one type that has the paper backing.
Some people say it's Solartex, some say Oracover, some say only imported film, and on it goes.
I used some a while ago but I don't know what brand it is.
I want to purchase some to cover my 1/4 scale Cub.
Maybe the paper backed one looks like a fabric, but I know that it pulls round corners real easy.
Help me out again guy's please. I don't want to cover then paint.
Cheers,
Colin.
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Ultracote/Oracover plastic covering are one and the same and have the paper backing. The Solartex fabric covering has a clear plastic backing. The Cub would look great with Solartex fabric covering or C-21. It's fuel proof and comes in several colors, Cub Yellow is just one of them. Nothing I have ever used goes around compound curves like Solartex fabric covering, good stuff.
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Ok Guys
Here We go again, thankyou very much for your assistance.
This is a great source of information, because all you modellers have had the experience and are willing to pass it on, in order to be friendly and helpful.
Thanks heaps again chaps,
Sidekick.
Here We go again, thankyou very much for your assistance.
This is a great source of information, because all you modellers have had the experience and are willing to pass it on, in order to be friendly and helpful.
Thanks heaps again chaps,
Sidekick.





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