How to: Heat Shrink Covering Film - Pt2: Basic Covering Techniques - Balsa Plane Building

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[@tomdurkin7321]

Thanks Mark,I have done a few models before with Monocoate and they turned out Okay but your video really shows how I could have improved them immensely. Thanks for all the tips.

[@MarkRobinson555]

Glad it helped, appreciate you taking the time to comment

[@NormanLedoyen]

Another great instructional video Mark.

[@MarkRobinson555]

Glad you enjoyed it, appreciate the comment Norm

[@rafaelortega7099]

As always nice job ,thanks mark for your videos

[@MarkRobinson555]

Glad you like them, really appreciate the comment

[@terryblackman6217]

Good morning Mark. Another very enjoyable and informative video. Covering has never been one of my favourite jobs, apart from litespan which is sadly no longer available. 👍

[@MarkRobinson555]

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for the comment 😀

[@robinboucherwonderfulflight]

Hi Mark, Another great video, thank you. I have learned to look at doing this as molding plastic to a model structure. Seeing as this model will be diesel powered, are you going to coat the covering seams with thinned epoxy. I heard somewhere to do this so the covering won't lift up. Thanks again

[@MarkRobinson555]

Glad it was helpful, apprecate the comment. The model was fuel proofed around the interface between the covering and bare balsa, before covering. However, I will not be doing anything to the seams where the film meets film.