Hi Gentlemen,
I’m restoring an old AS2 and it comes the time to decide the covering; it’s my very first job.
I’ll use StewartSystem, or 3M-30NF Fastbond, for glueing but still have some doubts for weaves sealing, priming an painting.
I like Ss because of easy job, the absence of toxic substances and easy cleaning of stuff; I’m doing the job in my home’s basament, just the fuselage in the hangar for space reasons.
Problems with Ss is that it takes long time to have the materials (I live in Italy and Eu distributors are much more $$ …€€, better); not their fault but long trip, custom, delivery, etc.
That’s why I’m thinking to fill and prime with usual acetone based products (there’s a dealer just a few miles from home) and, in case, I’ll solve the problem of toxic fumes.
My question is: is Stewart glue compatible with that kind of products or do I risk to have the fabric detached?
That would a bit… let say, embarassing.
Thanks for suggestions and happy winds to everybody
I’m restoring an old AS2 and it comes the time to decide the covering; it’s my very first job.
I’ll use StewartSystem, or 3M-30NF Fastbond, for glueing but still have some doubts for weaves sealing, priming an painting.
I like Ss because of easy job, the absence of toxic substances and easy cleaning of stuff; I’m doing the job in my home’s basament, just the fuselage in the hangar for space reasons.
Problems with Ss is that it takes long time to have the materials (I live in Italy and Eu distributors are much more $$ …€€, better); not their fault but long trip, custom, delivery, etc.
That’s why I’m thinking to fill and prime with usual acetone based products (there’s a dealer just a few miles from home) and, in case, I’ll solve the problem of toxic fumes.
My question is: is Stewart glue compatible with that kind of products or do I risk to have the fabric detached?
That would a bit… let say, embarassing.
Thanks for suggestions and happy winds to everybody
