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General control line discussion => Open Forum => Topic started by: Juan Valentin on April 25, 2014, 09:41:33 AM
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Hello
Which is best for covering solid surfaces and fuselage? I was able to find some in a local hobby shop and would like to use it on my Dolphin.
Juan
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Hello
Which is best for covering solid surfaces and fuselage? I was able to find some in a local hobby shop and would like to use it on my Dolphin.
Juan
00
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Thanks
Juan
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What's the best type for the wing if 00 is the best for fuselages and tails? Thanks
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What's the best type for the wing if 00 is the best for fuselages and tails? Thanks
Polyspan!!! y1 y1 #^
Randy Cuberly
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What's the best type for the wing if 00 is the best for fuselages and tails? Thanks
Hi Michael,
The SGM on the open bays. It is a bit tougher than the OO. I agree, though, use polyspan on open bays if you have it. MUCH less likely to get those pesky holes in it from hanger rash. ;D
BIG Bear
RNMM/AMM
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Hello Michael
Like the guys said you can use SGM,Polyspan or SLC plastic covering.I have done a Ringmaster with SLC and I`m waiting to have it under the hot sun to see if it sags or bubbles since is the first time I use it. I have used Polyspan but if you don`t fill all the weave with 3 coats of clear you get some very obnoxious fuzzys,I think Bill Little told me to use CA on those spots and sand them.
Juan
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Mike,
If you use SMG (Super Models Gas) on open wing bays be sure to apply it span-wise.
Tear a small corner piece that you are not going to use parallel to the edge in both directions. The smooth tear is span-wise. This will produce less sag as well as a lot more strength and tear resistance between ribs.
If it is a large plane you might want to consider a synthetic as others have mentioned.
George