M3220

What can you use for thinning balsarite flim to spray onto your airplane before covering ,
has anybody had good luck with doing it.
Thanks

Propworn

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I can just imagine the over spray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Anything can be sprayed is thinned enough and with the proper reducer. In this case even full size brush on the cloth adhesive. I would have to wonder if there would be enough adhesive to do the job.

Dennis

RBACONS

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Besides being too thin to be effective (unless you spray on a ton of it), you really only want the adhesive on the leading and trailing edges or where you will have a seam, not on all balsa that the covering will be touching.

blvdbuzzard

I use a foam brush and soak the whole air frame with balsarite for film. The Balsarite for film is very thin as it is. Are you sure you have the stuff for film and no the one for coverings with no adhesive? The Balsarite for fabric is thick like Sig Stix-it.

I learned I could use the cheap hairspray too. Just read the labels and look for lacquer and you should be good to go. I have used it on a small plane and it works pretty well.

For film

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXB355

For non adhesive coverings
http://www.flyhobbies.com/Coverite-B...te-Fabric-8-oz

Sig
http://www.skysharkrc.com/item/Sig-S...-Adhesive-1196


Buzz.