Covering

Needless to say, but I didnt go with Mike's suggestion

I used a hot iron and paper towel, then lightly sanded the area and sealed with thinned epoxy, seems to have worked ok

Nicely done Chris.

Did you seal down the edges of the film after covering, if so what did you use? I've used a Solar Film product called Clearcoat on my glow models in the past which has worked ok but haven't used anything on the Gas models.

Edit:
That's not true I've used it on my little Extra - it works ok !

I used a pen that is designed for sealing the edges of graphics, I only sealed the front edge of the point as that will be in the airflow

Chris73 wrote: Needless to say, but I did'nt go with Mike's suggestion

Good job too! Would've started a forest fire.:silly:

AlanF wrote: Nicely done Chris.

Did you seal down the edges of the film after covering, if so what did you use? I've used a Solar Film product called Clearcoat on my glow models in the past which has worked ok but haven't used anything on the Gas models.

Edit:
That's not true I've used it on my little Extra - it works ok !

I use one of these, lasts for ages and easy to apply

www.signmakingandsupplies.co.uk/seal-it-pen-17298-p.asp