[RCSE] Molding Fiberglass with color??

1999-12-27 Thread Mikey D

Hello Everyone,
I'm interested in polling the group on which way to color a fuselage layup.
The way I see it there are 3 ways to get color onto a fuselage.
1. Use a pigmant when mixing up your epoxy??
2. Paint the mold prior to laying up the glass??
3. Paint the fuse after poping out the fuse from the mold??
Looking for Pro's, Con's tips and tricks anything the experts can add..

Thanks,
Mikey D

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Re: [RCSE] Looking for the Little Big Winch

1999-12-27 Thread brian smith

I don't think  little Big Winch has a home page . You can e-mail them
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 Hi All
 Happy New Year!
 Hay I'm looking for the Little Big Winch Web page..
 Do any of you have it out there?
 Thanks
 AL

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Re: [RCSE] Looking for the Little Big Winch

1999-12-27 Thread brian smith

- Original Message - correction Big Little winch e-mail
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 Hi All
 Happy New Year!
 Hay I'm looking for the Little Big Winch Web page..
 Do any of you have it out there?
 Thanks
 AL

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[RCSE] Which HLG - part 2

1999-12-27 Thread Ben Diss

Thanks to all who responded.  Here is the tally so far:

Encore 3
Epsilon2
Wizard 2
Javelin2
Climmax1
Dogger Deluxe  1
Feather1

Given the parameters it looks like there might be an Encore in my
future.  Just before I take the plunge, are there any last words of
advise?  

In case you missed the original post, here are my criterea:

1. Molded/sheeted/whatever wing.  I don't want a balsa built-up wing.
2. Not exotic.  IOW, I don't want one of the new long-tails like the
Logic.
3. Durable.  I don't want one non-soft landing to break something.
4. Ailerons (no polyhedral).
5. Transportable ...revised... (I got over it).
6. Minimal building.  I can build, I'd just rather fly.
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RE: [RCSE] RES...Rudder Elevator Spoilers (FUNctions)....not Flaps...reply

1999-12-27 Thread Steven Meyer

At 02:45 PM 12/27/99 -0600, James V. Bacus wrote:
My opinions on RES
...

7.) RES is fun, let's not destroy it with too many rules.
...

Dittos.

Steve Meyer

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Re: [RCSE] Molding Fiberglass with color??

1999-12-27 Thread Mike Reed

Mike, I have been making fiberglass parts for about 15 years and still the
best way is to paint after the part is made. Tinting the epoxy gives a
semi-opaque finish and sometimes weakens the epoxy. If painting the mold
prior to lay-up, the mold needs to be perfect. Any imperfection on the mold
line would  need touch-up and re-work making that a waste of time. I use
quality primers and automotive paint to get excellent paint jobs...While
I am at it, I hate to see the new trend of high-dollar sailplane kits that
have mold lines down the length of the fuselage. I think some of the
American manufacturers should take a lesson from the European kit makers who
produce seamless lap-joints on their fuselages.
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Subject: [RCSE] Molding Fiberglass with color??


 Hello Everyone,
 I'm interested in polling the group on which way to color a fuselage
layup.
 The way I see it there are 3 ways to get color onto a fuselage.
 1. Use a pigmant when mixing up your epoxy??
 2. Paint the mold prior to laying up the glass??
 3. Paint the fuse after poping out the fuse from the mold??
 Looking for Pro's, Con's tips and tricks anything the experts can add..

 Thanks,
 Mikey D

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