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May 1st 08, 04:16 AM
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Covering holes
My Speed Astir has a couple 1 1/2 ish holes in the fuse. One for the
ballast dump, and another required to work on the undercarriage. I've always hated using 3 strips of tape to cover them. Today I went to a hobby shop and bought some trim MonoKote (TM). It's 4 mil thick mylar with an adhesive back. It comes in lots of colors, including white. I cut a bunch of circles to apply this weekend. The adhesive may be difficult to get loose at the end of the season, so I'll let y'all know then if it's a real pain. 
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