I've got some Nelson's water based paint that I used on a
polyspan-covered model a few years ago. It worked great, and I'll use
it again.
But the next project is an all-sheet C/L model (like this one,
http://www.ccwebster.net/robintim/cap_232/cap232.html,
only sized to fit
the engine).
I have visions of building a nice flat wing out of 1/8 sheet, then
having it warp like a pretzel when I apply paint.
Should I worry? Has anyone had any mileage with Nelson's or other
water-based paint on sheet? I'd love to use this stuff if it'll work as
well as good old dope, but I certainly know how to do a good job with
dope if that's the way to go.
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