>I was thinking of using hot melt glue to attach the tail feathers on my
>Ki61 (still a ways off mind you). But I am worried that it might melt the
>coroplast. Any suggestions?
>
>Greg
In the days when I was able to build/fly those wonderful EPP planes I used
hot melt glue on almost everything. I don't remember using on coroplast
specifically but I am fairly sure that you shouldn't have any problems. One
consideration: hot melt glue dries at the rate that it cools. Without
disscussing the thermodynamics, if you are gluing say a coroplast tail to a
fuselage don't put the glue on the tail really thin it will dry. I would
suggest placing the glue on in the tail, using a lot of glue and working
very fast. The reason I would put it in the fuse is that the foam will help
insulate the glue and maintain a hot temp.
Good luck!
Noah
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