[NSRCA-discussion] Cleaners

[Archie Stafford]

Depending on the weather, especially recently. The pickup might be ON the
trailer.

 

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Wayne

In Alabama the pickup sits in front of the trailer.......I'm going to hide
now.

 

jim ivey

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From: wgalligan <mailto:wgalligan at goodsonacura.com>  

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This is so blasphemes.....   my eyes are burning.

 

I look at like this: 

 

1. My primary plane is like the Sports car that gets garaged every day an
polished every weekend.

2. The backup is like the pickup and sits outside (in the trailer).

 

WG

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From: Dave Burton <mailto:burtona at bellsouth.net>  

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I'm with you Ron. I think of pattern airplanes only as tools, not works of
art.

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[mailto:nsrca-discussion-bounces at lists.nsrca.org]On Behalf Of Ron Van Putte
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I don't believe in pampering my airplanes, so I don't wax them. If you start
pampering an airplane, first thing you know, it'll want a new glow plug
every flying session, a new prop or a new type of fuel with higher nitro
content. 

 

I think of my airplanes as pickup trucks. I expect them to be ready to go,
no matter how badly I treat them. An airplane should be grateful when you
charge the batteries every week or so or use an old cleaning rag to wipe
areas you touch to pick them up so you don't get oil on your hands. 

 

Ron Van Putte

 

On Mar 14, 2007, at 9:10 AM, Bob Richards wrote:





Speaking of wax, has anyone tried reshrinking Monokote after it has been
waxed? Did you have trouble doing it?

Bob R.



Steven.Homenda at ctcplc.com wrote:


I've gotten good results with a mix of 40% rubbing alcohol, 60% tap water,
applied via spray bottle. What really helps, is a coat of automotive
"spray and wipe" wax, once or twice a year. Makes the painted and covered
surfaces much easier to clean.

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