Who's covering is it
02-16-2015, 06:22 PM
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Who's covering is it
I have a partial roll of 4' wide fabric covering that has heat activated adhesive on it, could it be Solartex. ? Has it been produced in a 4' wide roll or has someone else made a like kind.
I got it as a result of a death of a long time RC guy and have know way of knowing how old it could be. It is neutral in color.
Leroy
I got it as a result of a death of a long time RC guy and have know way of knowing how old it could be. It is neutral in color.
Leroy
02-19-2015, 02:35 PM
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02-19-2015, 03:48 PM
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Well since I am not there looking at it and you posted no photos I used the word "probably". Now for a little further information, in my 30 years of r/c modeling Super Coverite has been the only company that I knew of that offered 4' widths of iron on fabric covering. Is it possible that another company somewhere in the depths of Asia made a 1.2192 meter (metric equivalent to 4 foot)? Maybe, but I highly doubt that would be what you have.
Now for a little English lesson straight from Merriman- Webster... probably means: : very likely : almost certainly. It does not mean unsure.
Now I will agree with you statement except in reverse. So much for answering questions here anymore, don't say much for RCU these days.
Now for a little English lesson straight from Merriman- Webster... probably means: : very likely : almost certainly. It does not mean unsure.
Now I will agree with you statement except in reverse. So much for answering questions here anymore, don't say much for RCU these days.
02-22-2015, 08:50 PM
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Well since I am not there looking at it and you posted no photos I used the word "probably". Now for a little further information, in my 30 years of r/c modeling Super Coverite has been the only company that I knew of that offered 4' widths of iron on fabric covering. Is it possible that another company somewhere in the depths of Asia made a 1.2192 meter (metric equivalent to 4 foot)? Maybe, but I highly doubt that would be what you have.
Now for a little English lesson straight from Merriman- Webster... probably means: : very likely : almost certainly. It does not mean unsure.
Now I will agree with you statement except in reverse. So much for answering questions here anymore, don't say much for RCU these days.
Now for a little English lesson straight from Merriman- Webster... probably means: : very likely : almost certainly. It does not mean unsure.
Now I will agree with you statement except in reverse. So much for answering questions here anymore, don't say much for RCU these days.
02-26-2015, 04:21 PM
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Mr Leroy,
Your way out of line. You ask a question because you yourself do not know the answer, then jump all over someone who gives you a SUGGESTION as to what you have.
Even if I knew what you had I would not tell you.
You need a little class.
Wait, in fact I WILL tell you what covering you have.....
It's Bumscratch universal made in Indonesia in the early 1800s.
End of search.
Your way out of line. You ask a question because you yourself do not know the answer, then jump all over someone who gives you a SUGGESTION as to what you have.
Even if I knew what you had I would not tell you.
You need a little class.
Wait, in fact I WILL tell you what covering you have.....
It's Bumscratch universal made in Indonesia in the early 1800s.
End of search.
Last edited by tacx; 02-26-2015 at 04:27 PM.
03-02-2015, 06:46 PM
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Mr Leroy,
Your way out of line. You ask a question because you yourself do not know the answer, then jump all over someone who gives you a SUGGESTION as to what you have.
Even if I knew what you had I would not tell you.
You need a little class.
Wait, in fact I WILL tell you what covering you have.....
It's Bumscratch universal made in Indonesia in the early 1800s.
End of search.
Your way out of line. You ask a question because you yourself do not know the answer, then jump all over someone who gives you a SUGGESTION as to what you have.
Even if I knew what you had I would not tell you.
You need a little class.
Wait, in fact I WILL tell you what covering you have.....
It's Bumscratch universal made in Indonesia in the early 1800s.
End of search.
03-03-2015, 04:49 PM
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Wow is right! The OP states that he now has his answer which was could this covering I have be Solartex. I thought it was forum etiquette that once you asked a question, then you found out the answer you were to post it so everyone could benefit. I guess since the OP makes up his own definition to words he is above proper forum etiquette.
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