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Post by tommy on Oct 31, 2014 14:42:21 GMT -7
I contacted some big hobby stores in Canada and no one handles Top Flight Lustercote that I could find. So I made contact with a couple of stores in USA and found out this item cannot be shipped to Canada, so be it, I guess it is restricted dangerous chemical to us Canadians.
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Post by tommy on Nov 6, 2014 0:15:01 GMT -7
Follow up I used Krylon clearcoat over Krylon cream paint, hoping it was acceptable . Under all this was bondo filler, all was cured for around a week on the furnace shrouding. As I was dusting painting (very thin coats) of clear ,about every 20 minutes I noticed some wrinkling of the cream paint over the bondo areas on about the fourth coat .After an hour or so it was a bad mess(as I can't swear any more).So I guess it was to green yet or I applied to much to soon any way I'm finished and will take my pictures ,then I'll fly it until it crashes. This plane was bad luck from the start , One sheet of the plans did not match the other sheet and the internet was different again also some of the balsa was very old and brittle some was good. You designed your own servo area and I would not use their linkage to the rear section, also it had an out dated aileron control setup. This is a kit from the 1950s and I think it was partially up dated and forgotten when the company was sold.
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