monocote vs. ultracote
 

Does anyone know if one is stronger, more durable and ages better than the other?Thanks.

monocote vs. ultracote
 

I'm not aware of any real difference there.

I prefer Ultracote because of its multi temperature aspects which, to me, make it easier to work with. It also has more of a "painted" appearance than does the rather plastic shine of Monokote.

It is a personal choice, I've seen many award winning Monokote jobs and have friends who swear by it --- I find Ultracote fits my skills better.

monocote vs. ultracote
 

Well, I just finished covering my first plane, an LT-40. I can definatly say that Ultracote made the job a pleasure. It went on great, you could peel it off and put it back on, and it shrinks nicely under the heat gun. I don't think I will try anothe brand, because this one worked so well..

monocote vs. ultracote
 

I usually use MonoKote but Ultracote is easier to work with, it seems to have better stretch characteristics and can be repositioned.

I have not noticed any difference in strength and my choice of MonoKote over Ultracote is just a weight factor (I find that most colors that I use Ultracote is heavier).

Check out this thread
 

check out this thread it had some good discussion on this topic
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http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...686&forumid=59]

monocote vs. ultracote
 

Also see this thread-

http://www.rcuniverse.com/showthread...ght=ultracote/

Dave Segall

monocote vs. ultracote
 

I have used both, monocote first then ultracote many times once you try ultracote you will love it. it also trims over itself with second and third color schemes very well.

monocote vs. ultracote
 

I used oracover from hobby lobby on last project. loved it! they make ultracote, and it's only $10.50 per roll. would recommend it to everyone.

monocote vs. ultracote
 

I always used to use monokote but on my last plane I decided to switch. I received quite a few compliments on how great this covering job was. It was very easy to work and I'll never go back to Monokote.

monocote vs. ultracote
 

I've done my last model using monokote.......