mort stoll
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Hi Robert, If it were me I would paint them black so everything matches. Be safe, and keep up the wonderful work. Mort
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You're doing a great job. Enjoy your tour. I look forward to more posts. Mort
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Well done sailor. Very, very well done. Mort PS Where did you get those figures? They are wonderful.
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I bought 2 boats from CMB and mounted them on the stern quarters. worked out well. Mort
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it looks great
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Hi Mark, I use DAP Weldwood Contact Cement. It's not the same as the cement you would use on plastic models. Fact is I don't what it's used for. It's just contact cement. My mentor used it and whatever he said ALWAYS worked. I have been using it since 1986 with no longevity problems at all. In fact I just had a new can delivered 2 weeks ago for my Victory. Same brand, it's supposed to be low odor except it takes about an hour to dry. If not I go back to the other contact cement. Mort
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Hi Mark, Meant to add that since there is cement on both the hull and plate there's no issue with the corners. Should a corner rise up I gently press it down.
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Hi Mark, I think I'm in the minority as I use contact cement when I copper a hull. I buy it in 3 ounce bottles, which keeps the fumes down and also apply it with the windows open. The bottle contains a small brush for application. I brush a thin covering onto the hull - a 3x3 or 4X4 area. I then apply it to each copper plate - yes it's time consuming. By then - approximately 15 minutes - the glue on the hull has begun to cure and I then copper the hull. I like contact cement because I have a few minutes to reposition the plates after I apply them if necessary, as opposed to Ca which instantly dries. If any cement does adhere to a plate I simply and easily peel/rub it off. Finally should it be necessary to slightly adjust or remove a plate after they completely dry I heat the plate with a soldering iron on low heat adjust or replace it. Any questions, don't hesitate. Keep up the great work. Hope this helps, Mort
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Great job. Can't thank you enough for sharing. mort
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very nice. very, very nice. you're doing a wonderful job. keep up the great work. mort
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was well worth the wait. keep up the great work mort
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perfect. thank you very much my friend. mort
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impressive, very, very impressive. mort
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did you order the eyelets from cmb? keep up the great work it's very very nice. mort
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looks nice really nice. it's a delicate process but it's fine. i painted the preventer stays with elmers school glue - diluted white glue - and used a hair drier to accelerate the drying in order to make sure they stayed straight. keep up the great work. mort
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glad to have you back. thanks very much for the reply mort
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very nice .very very nice. mort
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was worth waiting for. she looks great mort
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great job great job. an elegant build mort
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well done sailor, very well done. mort
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try micro mark. they should have some. mort
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