Doing the best I can with a sander and pocket knife lol. Actually I'm not kidding I really am only using a palm sander and pocket knife. :Straight-Face:
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3 coats sounds about right, enough to fill the weave. I use a foam brush to apply. If you glue (3m spray 77) some 400 grit paper on some semi ridged foam it makes a great sanding block, a little water and you can wet sand, this seemed to work the best. avoid over sanding - heating the foam as it will begin to distort it. you can use a flat latex paint as a primer and wet sand that as well as it's ez to remove and fills the weave well. Avoid too much build up of anything as weight can become a factor, the process only improves the surface durability, it will not really get hard like epoxy but it makes a strong smooth skin.Get the lightest cloth (3/4 oz) you can, use hair spray on the cloth before you cut it (with sharp sewing scissors or pizza wheel fabric cutter) the spray keeps the cloth manageable to cut and position.
good luck !rc flyin addict
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Here's where I got my 1.5 oz... http://www.fiberglasssite.com
btw: I'm doing a redesign on the motor pods to get the round shape defined as in the original plane and also incorporate the exhaust. Should look alot more scale when done. Also figured out my cooling channels for the ESC. More to come this evening :)
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