skom80
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Post by skom80 on Jun 25, 2010 10:07:31 GMT 1
sorry to start a new thread on this but i really haven't found a deff spray can paint that will work and not eat the foam that i can buy and find easy like at a hardware store...also should the rudder and elevator be a different paint be used on these since they do have that covering over the foam  |
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N4768Z
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Flying High Again
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Post by N4768Z on Jun 25, 2010 16:02:17 GMT 1
sorry to start a new thread on this but i really haven't found a deff spray can paint that will work and not eat the foam that i can buy and find easy like at a hardware store...also should the rudder and elevator be a different paint be used on these since they do have that covering over the foam Krylon Fusion for plastics available at all Wal-Marts and such. It works just fine on all parts, will not eat the foam. It helps the adhesion to lightly sand/scratch all surfaces that you plan to paint. I recommend a 400 grit sand paper. I also wet sand my plastic parts. Drop me a message if you need any help.  |
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skom80
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Post by skom80 on Jun 25, 2010 17:29:23 GMT 1
thanks man...i need a need fuselage anyway cause i broke it off at the tail and when i re glued it i didn't make it even so the elevator is a little off...it still flys fine..but i would like to get a new one just so i can do a nice paint job
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Post by killioughtta on Jun 26, 2010 0:44:52 GMT 1
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skom80
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Post by skom80 on Jun 26, 2010 9:23:29 GMT 1
ha ha cool man i had already watched those...funny it was u...thanks for the info |
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Post by freediverga on Dec 12, 2011 3:00:27 GMT 1
sorry to start a new thread on this but i really haven't found a deff spray can paint that will work and not eat the foam that i can buy and find easy like at a hardware store...also should the rudder and elevator be a different paint be used on these since they do have that covering over the foam Krylon Fusion for plastics available at all Wal-Marts and such. It works just fine on all parts, will not eat the foam. It helps the adhesion to lightly sand/scratch all surfaces that you plan to paint. I recommend a 400 grit sand paper. I also wet sand my plastic parts. Drop me a message if you need any help. That really good. I've been watching your vids on you and wanted to know what motor you were running in your rebuilt SR. This is what I'm planing to paint my plane. I first going to get alot of flying time in first before I do it though. Attachments:
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