fuel proof paint
#2
Moderator
There's the classic butyrate dope that your LHS may have. If not, Sig and Aircraft Spruce has it. You may also contact Systems Three and ask if their water based poly brushes well. It's fuel proof when you add their crosslinker.
#3
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The systems three is ready to brush,,you actually have to thin it quite a bit to spray it.
Tazz, you could try Behr preimium flat in sample sizes from Home depot and the systems three clear,, both are very brushable,,
my experiances with those products here http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/seap...5-years-2.html
going to be re-doing my p-47 next with the Behr/S3
good luck
Tazz, you could try Behr preimium flat in sample sizes from Home depot and the systems three clear,, both are very brushable,,
my experiances with those products here http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/seap...5-years-2.html
going to be re-doing my p-47 next with the Behr/S3
good luck
#6
Senior Member
While expensive but well worth it, I also recommend KlassKote. It is a two part epoxy paint that is very durable and easily applied with just a brush. It also covers very well, in most cases one coat is adequate, even on the light colors.