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Ward Van Duzer
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Last week-end I attended an alumni meeting with an EAA member giving a talk on recreational flying. After the meeting I questioned him on the local availability of Certified or Randolph’s dope. I was told there was none in the Sarasota/Bradenton area. But he did tell me about a group called Stewart Systems that sells a product called EkoCote. This is a water based finishing product that is available in a one part, or two part formula. Best I could get from them was “All the usual colors”. I didn’t hear anything about clear coat. But the person that responded was an R/C’er (possibly an owner!) who loved the product. See Below…
Hi Ward,
I have done several models with our products and it is a dream to use. The
fabric process is odorless and can be done in the house without any
problems. I have done a 1/4 scale J-3 Cub, 1/4 scale Aeronca C3 and a sport
bipe. The latest that has been done is a 1/4 scale Bellanca CH 300 as Miss
Veedol. Very very nice airplane that was done by a friend of mine for Scale
Masters.
We have color charts and also a very extensive DVD series for how to use our
products. The same applies to models as full scale and the set is $20.00.
Our top of the line EkoPoly is a water borne catalyzed paint that is applied
in 4 light coats with a 10 minute tack time between coats with the 4th coat
after a 15 minute tack time. It takes about 45 minutes to apply a paint job
through the 4 coats and can be masked and trimmed the next day. This paint
is not effected by any model fuels. The single part paint is applied about
the same way and a small amount of catalyst can be added to it also.
If you would like to give me a call at 509 679-3485 I'll visit with you
about the process.
Sincerely,
Doug Stewart
Anyone out there know anything about this stuff?
Ward-O
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Sounds an awful lot like the System 3 water based urethane sold by Nelson Hobbies. Good stuff, by the way. Very fuel proof, but hard to get a good shine from polishing, apparently too hard.
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