Ok. Just snapped a couple of pictures for reference in case I was not clear before. The plane sitting on the fabric is neither getting covered with this material, or the silkspan. Plane being covered is a built up wing 1/2a model. Anyways, the question is, do I apply the fabric to the wing as pictured in the picture, or opposite of the way the plane is? The width of the 'bolt' is top to bottom, and the width as cut is left to right for reference. Thank you again.

Chancey

I will be trying Minwax Polycrylic, and butyrate dope as well. Just to try out both ways, and I do have both on hand.

I don't think that the direction matters. I just put it on however it fits best.

Forgot to mention, thanks.

I probably have more experience with the Poly-ester material from the fabric store than some on here.   I use it because I'm cheap and this stuff is.   I put it on like any silk span or silk job most times.   You have to have a good base coat of clear dope on the plane.  Then you need to thin the dope so it will soak through the weave,  otherwise it will not stick.  I have also used SIGS Balsa right and ironed it down around the edges.   Once down go over it with and iron to shrink it.   After the first few coats of dope you will think you made a mistake.   I use butyrate dope from start to finish.   Usually about the 8th or 9th it will get drum tight.   Another thing I like is the variety of colors.  Thought I had a pic of one of my planes covered with the material,  but I can't find it.

If you find some really light weight stuff, use just enough dope to seal the material.