Cheap aircraft covering materials

wrote in news:1104892824.885855.147790
@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com:

That URL was dead. Anyway, I understand that Veeduber removed all his
material from this group.


Yeah, that's TOO funny,

He posts messages to a public forum then claims "copyright" to his publicly
posted print.... Don't think Google went for that.

BeaglePig

Not to flame, but he's absolutely right. Just like you couldn't clip
an article from a newspaper, market it without permission, or claim it
is yours, you cannot take someone else's post and do the same.

veeduber has put out some really good stuff. It's amazing that people
like you are so fickle about it. What great ideas have YOU put on this
board????

It's true it is tough to bond to. Try a sample by glueing to wood using
ProBond polyurethane glue and small brads. It seems to stick. Too
experiemental to use on aircraft just now.

"Deane" wrote in message
ups.com...
It's true it is tough to bond to. Try a sample by glueing to wood using
ProBond polyurethane glue and small brads. It seems to stick. Too
experiemental to use on aircraft just now.

Agreed.

In the model airplane world, you prepare an edge to be bonded, by heating it
with a flame, to burn off the waxy surface. Then us CA glue. So I'm told.
--
Jim in NC