Sealing Plastic Covering

[Lou Olsen]

I don't have many problems with seams or edges
lifting, but I do with corners and sharp points.

I take a small square or rectangle of clear covering,
then heat shrink it into place on most corners and
sharp points in the covering scheme.

I use both monokote and ultracote. For this use, both
brands stick well to each other. The small squares are
about 1/3in x 1/2in. in size, sometimes smaller.

Seems to work well, and they are hard to see unless
you have them in the right light.

Lou Olsen

--- D Suding <junk at velocitus.net> wrote:
> What is the preferred method of sealing the edges of
> Monokote or
> Ultracote?  Back ten years ago I used to mix up K&B
> Superpoxy clear with
> gloss harnened in a 1 oz cup, and brush with a nice
> paint brush along the
> leading edges and corners, any place that would be
> prone to lifting.
> 
> What else do you guys do, if anything, to seal these
> edges?
> 
> -D
> 
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