flourescent monokote / ultracoat removalBrent
Put on some gloves get in a well ventilated area and get out the Acetone. Use it liberally and you will be able to pull almost all the color. At the most there will be a light haze left that will not show through the new covering. Be sure to check all glue joints before recovering. Especially if the part was built with CA (Acetone can dissolve CA)
Hope this helps Maurice
----- Original Message ----- From: Douglas, Brent
To: Soaring
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 11:31 AM
Subject: [RCSE] flourescent monokote / ultracoat removal
OK, this was a mess... I'm uncovering a rudder, and the monokote is seperating from its color - eg, the clear layer comes off, but the color is stuck. It's almost impossible to get off with a blade, is there another technique?
My next step usually involves a sanding bar to loosen it up, but if you've got a better way, I'm open.
Thanks, B
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