On Wed, 24 Apr 2002, Jack Womack wrote: >I painted my fuse with lacquer, and it turned out >nice. I read that it could be coated with a clear coat >intended for aluminum wheels and it would be better >protected. I sprayed 1 light coat of this on after >wetsanding the fuselage and boy did it look great. >That's been 5 days and it is still tacky...8^(...what >to do...what to do...while not quite ready to commit >harry-carry over it, any suggestions would be >appreciated...but it's to big to go where the sun >don't shine, so save that one...
How long is the stuff *supposed* to take to dry? Have you tried just putting it out in the sun? How warm and ventilated is the area where it is now? Is it supposed to dry rubbery? I painted a fuse with Rustoleum once and that took three days to dry, which surprised me. It's gotta just be evaporating slowly. Oh, that's "hara-kiri". -J RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
