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Hangar 9 UltraCote Bright Yellow HANU872 Airplane Covering

High tech polyester covering
Unique multi temperature-controlled adhesive shrinkage system
Versatile and easy to apply
Patented polymerizing process permanently fuses the color to the polyester film covering, eliminating the possibilities of color-layer separation and permits repositioning of the covering on your model.
Light weight at .30 oz/sq. ft.

Key Features

• High tech polyester covering
• Unique multi temperature-controlled adhesive shrinkage system
• Versatile and easy to apply
• Patented polymerizing process permanently fuses the color to the polyester film covering, eliminating the possibilities of color-layer separation and permits repositioning of the covering on your model.
• Light weight at .30 oz/sq. ft.
• Fuel proof to glow fuel, gas, and smoke oil. Water proof as well.

Overview

Hangar 9 UltraCote is a high tech polyester covering that features a unique multi temperature-controlled adhesive and shrinkage system, making it versatile and easy to apply. A patented polymerizing process permanently fuses the color to the polyester film covering, eliminating the possibilities of color-layer separation and permits repositioning the covering on your model. UltraCote's unique ability to both shrink and stretch make it superior to other coverings for going around tight curves and wingtips.

Temp ranges are as follows:
Adhesion to wood begins at 200 to 220 degrees F.
Shrinkage onset begins at 300 degrees F.
Maximum shrinkage is at 350 degrees F.

Detailed Information

Surface Preparation:
The covering job can only be as good as the finish of the surface it's applied over. In order for the covering to properly adhere to a surface, the surface must first be smooth and clean. Sand the model using a sanding block and progressively finer sandpaper, with the final sanding being done with 320 grit paper. Vacuum away all of the dust, as specks of dust under the covering will leave unsightly bumps. Fill gaps and dents with a high-quality filler. If using light-colored UltraCote (such as white or yellow), use a tan-colored filler that matches the wood color to prevent the filler from showing through