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I'm thinking about using Nitrate for the base on my next plane. It's going to be a built up wing, at what point do you switch to butyrate? I've read one or two articles where they said they used the nitrate to shrink the silkspan.
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I use 2-3 coats of nitrate on the wood before silkspan, then for the first 3 coats over the paper. Sticky stuff. Makes a good base for whatever you want to put over it.
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I apply nitrate to everything except the open bays. I use nitrate as the entire substrate and for attaching the covering. I also use the nitrate to begin the filling process on the solid wood areas. I use Sig Supercoat (high shrink) clear to shrink the open bays, then go to Sig Lite Coat (low shrink) all over for the rest of the clear.
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