Hot Water Trick, Foam RC model repair.wmv

[roberttreboranita]

Great tip! now that puts the brain in gear and i think it would be possible to use one of those mini steam generator guns that are used in a household kitchen for cleaning off grease etc..that would swell the foam pretty well. good video! Rob

[Skyfly195]

Great info, thanks.

[TheFlightLog]

You sound just like Angus Deayton (UK TV Show presenter)

[wacko911]

Only wish I'd seen your video before I repaired my squall! Would have saved a few hours adding triangles of foam to all the crushed parts.

[makikiverde]

Good stuff. Thanks for the lesson.

[youronlycow]

now it has the bubbles more obvious like an alligator.. how does that go away?

[volvotl22]

@youronlycow While it cools you can try to smooth out the worst, (with anything rounded/ blunt), but some of the bubbling will shrink back by itself.

But yes, it will always be rougher than the original finish, but at least straight & repairable , & it will not affect it in flight (or be visible).

[youronlycow]

@volvotl22 well, the colour variation on mine is off.. The normal one is brown and the repaired one is darker brown.. haha oh well...

[M15TRY77]

great tip tho :)

[M15TRY77]

haha i did this.....

and forgot that i had electronics still in the plane -.- i wasted £210

i just baught new pieses... servo... reciver...etc lol o well :)

[volvotl22]

@M15TRY77 You won`t be the only one, I dampened my receiver because I was simply too lazy to take it out, but didn`t affect it by sheer dumb luck (only a bit of steam, not fully immersed).

Glad you liked the demo.

[rgthd007]

This is a great tip and the demo was excellent. Thanks!

[rcflyer40plus1]

":Your average hook nose Stryker.. " :)

Boiling water!

Thanks for sharing this.

[BoBBaB0oN]

thanks , now i can play my RC back