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That bench shows a MINIMALLY acceptable level of DISorganization.
Any more organized and I would haveta trash it up a little bit for ya.... MY definition of a "little" TRASHIN is generally a lot more than what most consider to be a little.
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It is a masking agent in liquid form. Scale modelers usually use it to mask aircraft canopies to paint the frames.Here is a link to a Microscale product. Other companies put out similar products. http://www.microscale.com/Merchant2...Product_Count=2 |
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How much of a mess can one make building a LPR rocket? My balsa airplanes are a different story.
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You LEAVE the mess from previous LPR builds like the balsa sheet scraps and etc.
It generates an acceptable level of clutter that can be slightly cleaned/organized at a maximum of only once per SIX MONTHS. Accept the CHAOS ! Learn it, Live it, LOVE IT ! Use the PILE method; a PILE for everything, and everything in it's PILE !
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Dang! I don't go quite that far. I clean up and vacuum the bench between builds, but I always keep the balsa scraps--they have a 1001 uses.
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Really now, that is still way too neat.
I'm not sure what scigs is using, but the liquid mask I've used is very much like a rubber cement (a bit thinner) that may be painted on with a brush and I "roll" it off with my finger or if you apply it thick enough, you can sometimes pull/lift it off. My experience has been that it's a bit iffy if the paint is anything but airbrushed on. I used it back in the day when I was still doing water color paintings for leaving high-lights (bare paper) in water scenes and for complex airbrush masking. Again, perhaps scigs is not referencing that.
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Hmm, I'll try it.
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I don't see any Liquid Nails. |
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Nor SHOULD there be any of that GARBAGE liquid nails crapola.
Didn't see a hot-melt glue gun, rubber cement, school paste, Shoe Goo, or Seal All either. ANY of those products will get one a MANDATORY stretch in cell block D of rocketry PRISON !
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