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larry@peak.psl.nmsu.edu (Evil Engineer doin' it the Cowboy Way) writes:

>more difficult to spray than dope. And, although super monokote seems 
>to be the overall best (not easiest to use) plastic film, its
>durability is poor. Where monokote starts to bag and and loosen and

Give Oracover a try, I think it's called Ultracote in the US.
It's a bit heavier than other films but adds much strength and is very
durable ...

>If "harder" = "more time and labor", then I agree with your point. But

Yes, that's my meaning.

>If you are truly interested in learning how to get a superb dope/tissue
>finish, you should give Windy Urtknowski a call. He has a pair of good
>videos out which provide exact details on every aspect of this finish.
>His phone number is (201) 440-0905. However, be warned that he may talk
>your ear off. :-)

Oh my o my .... Thanks for that hint, but oversea calls are rated with
1 cent per 6 seconds ... :-) That would be really too much.

Bye,
  Torsten.

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