I saw recently a thread dealing with fuel proofing the inside of the fuse, but can't seem to fing it in a search.......

Help !

Can someone provide a link OR let me know what type of paint u use??

Thanks, Don Ray.

First, coat the wood with CA glue or epoxy resin and then use a completely fuel proof paint such as PPG K-36 PRIMA (polyurethane primer) .
Sand lightly with 220 grit, and then brush two coats on the wood, and one coat on the fiberglass and glue joints.
(Catalyze the K-36 with K-201 and do not use any reducer).
Drill a couple of small holes on the bottom of the model to allow any accumulated fuel or oil to drain out between flying sessions.

Harley Condra
BVM REP
JetCat REP
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Or if you want to save some money use Rustoleum. I would buy an 8 oz. can of flat black and an 8 oz. can of flat white, then mix them until I got a shade of grey I liked (a lot more white than black). Rustoleum is fuel proof and holds up very well.

Joe

Thanks guys