Temptation building question (painting)

[D Suding]

Derek-

I chose a scheme that had color on the seams. If you're going to have
white on the seams,  just use a nice medium coat on the seams before the
colors are added. Don't add white where you don't need it.

You can get that plane at or below 10 pounds. If you do, you will be
rewarded with an awesome flying plane!

-Dennis

>
> Dennis,
> If you didn't use primer or white paint, how did you handle
> the seamlines? Did you just choose a color scheme that
> hides all the seams, or did you prime the seams and then paint
> them white and blend it into the non-painted areas? (Seems like
> the whites wouldn't match then).
> --Derek
>
>> The finish is paintable without primer.  In fact, I didn't even use
>> white paint. The white is already in the gel-coat, as long as you
>> don't sand it out.  I recommend sanding the whole fuse to remove the
>> release agent before painting colors. After color, put any decals on
>> the fuse and seal the whole thing with a light to medium coat of
>> clear.
>> -Dennis
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