2-Airtech Coatings- Fabric Covering Basics

[@merlin4real]

This video got you my business. Gonna order from air tech coatings in Jan.

[@jrcolmena]

Thank you for making these videos, I'm trying to understand what building a fabric experimental entails, seems is something I could manage, sounds scary at first but doable

[@Biokemist-o3k]

I am building a 1928 Morgan three wheeler Aero which has a wood frame and is covered with fabric and then originally nitrate but I believe I am going to use Butyrate dope. I believe I will be able to use inexpensive Dacron or ceconite because it will not be flying. If you see this what are your thoughts on what I am trying to accomplish.

[@airtechcoatings]

Butyrate is not our product and all of our products are PMA none noncertified

[@SunilSundar]

Thanks for the informative video. What kind of adhesive is this?

[@airtechcoatings]

It's our Airtech glue. Its it's own formulation

[@amarjeetsingh-qr6xq]

Head which of these glue is and what name

[@flyingwing7544]

What kind of cloth

[@airtechcoatings]

aircraft dacron type.

[@damiansgaragebuilds7663]

I was wonder if you could help me out I have a 1937 car project the body was built out of wood and originally it had airplane fabric wrapped but there was a thin layer of insulation between the fabric and the wood any idea what that is called, I looked on your site but didnt see anything.

[@airtechcoatings]

Probably leading edge felt. Check aircraft spruce

[@damiansgaragebuilds7663]

@@airtechcoatings thank you very much, great videos too, I will be referencing more of them.

[@amarjeetsingh-qr6xq]

Super

[@ravibotee2961]

🙏🙏🙏

[@JustPlaneMike]

Forgot the srinking video