From what I understand, Brodak no longer sells rejuvenator. Is there anything I can use instead? I bought several older planes that mostly just hung from the ceiling. The covering and overall finish is nice enough that I'd like to make repairs instead of pull everything off and refinish them. But the covering is preeeeetttty tight. There is cracking in some areas like around the canopy lines. A bay or two will need the covering replaced. Was hoping I could "loosen" the paint up a bit or maybe I'm putting too much stock in what rejuvenator does.

Thanks,
Mike

I might be wrong, but I seem to remember rejuvenator being listed at the Aircraft Spruce site.  Possibly under the Randolph products. 

Wayne, that seems to be the purpose that it is intended for.  I got a bottle of Brodak a long time ago, but have never tested it out.  Ty seems to use it a lot if he's making his own!   Maybe he will chime in on his experiences with it.

Big Bear

HI Michael.  As I understand it it is nothing more than  clear dope with lots and lots of plasticizeer in it. IOn other words a very, very low shrink dope or non taughtening.  Go to https://www.dbproducts.com/index2.htm.  They carry plasticizer and you can then make your own rejuvenator.
I have two 4 oz jars left, so now I make my own. .

Thanks for the reply Ty,

I went to the link but did not see the plasticizer. Maybe I'm missing something.

Thanks,
Mike