the fenders I weighed had not been installed yet so I'm certain it was before ca glue. It was also before they had been completely shaped
To fender or not to fender...
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For the most part I think most do CA. If not it would just be something similar. Be ready for the smell though... using that much CA at once will tweak out your sinuses.
I just goop it on and spread with paper towel. I’m sure there’s a better way. Bulldog uses a type of brush that I couldn’t find. Most brushes the CA messes up the bristles immediately. I do small localized areas at a time to give myself time to get it thoroughly spread. CA does soak into balsa fast.
Hope that helps.
I just goop it on and spread with paper towel. I’m sure there’s a better way. Bulldog uses a type of brush that I couldn’t find. Most brushes the CA messes up the bristles immediately. I do small localized areas at a time to give myself time to get it thoroughly spread. CA does soak into balsa fast.
Hope that helps.
I have seen spacewalkers video.....he just uses his finger to rub it in.....says it helps it to start to cure faster. ....I believe he uses the super thin CA in multiple layers. But DO NOT USE near your axle holes.
They also have a ca with a brush tip now.... believe that is a gorilla glue
They also have a ca with a brush tip now.... believe that is a gorilla glue
I've used my finger and a brush. I get less bumps when I use my finger.
So does it just harden up on your finger and just let it wear off?
When I use paper towel I am spreading it with my fingers and the towel is folded like 4 times. Goes on pretty smooth. But I am also using thin CA. The thinner CA tends to soak into the balsa a little fast though.
Brian are you using thin, medium or thick CA?
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