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- Who still uses fabric covering such as Koverall? I found new product . . .
It is the materials from the domestic industry that is in question here The Poly Silk which is in discussion here acts as close to Koverall as I can determine What I will do today is to cut a sample square of the Poly Silk to an exact dimension and heat it to a known heat temperature and make shrinkage measurements
- BLHeli_S - Smooth as Silk - RC Groups
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- Any suggestions for applying Sig Koverall without Stix-it - RC Groups
Poly-Tak actually adheres to the polyester If you use silk, dope will stick to the silk It also adheres to cotton so thin, finely woven cotton sheets could be used as a covering Kept out of the sun when not at the flying field, doped cotton should last 25-30 years Poly-Tac can be used with any brand of polyester covering for models
- Tea bag paper as a silkspan substitute - RC Groups
Tea bag is excellent stuff, I was given some from a roll that had literally fallen off a truck It is a little heavier than tissue and so can't be used for the smaller planes but from 36" and up it's great!
- Who still uses fabric covering such as Koverall? I found new product . . .
This left unsightly "buggers" on the "faux-silk" or FS which I will use as reference from now on for simplicity At first I figured just to leave the blemish since it was just a test piece Then I decided to try to remove it "because it was a test piece" I used some MEK on a paper towel and thoroughly and vigorously wiped it down
- Looking for fabric covering - RC Groups
Jumping back quite a few years, we used silk and dope Fabric and dope still makes the longest lasting finish I have a couple of airplanes from the late 80's that still have a nice finish
- Covering Balsa Models With Tissue - RC Groups
!Covering Balsa Models With Tissue <p> One of the most important aspects of building really good flying electric model aircraft is the elimination of unnecessary weight from the
- The Guillows 172 Skyhawk, kit # 802 - Page 4 - RC Groups
The wing, covered in Doculam and silk span on the top only now weighs 2 9 oz; Views: 209 This now weighs 6 3 oz; Views: 207 Silk span needs tautening dope to shrink it tight Doculam has a few wrinkles Views: 205; Views: 171 bottom of wing will be left without silk span , saves almost 1 2 oz weight
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