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Mustang Joe introduced me to the Novus system some years back.
Wonderful stuff.
GM I use either an old cotton t shirt and or Qtips and only use Novus#2 to polish out for example the dreaded seam line along the center of the F14 canopy .
I sand it off using several grit sticks then hit it with the Novus and after 30 ish minutes it’s crystal clear.
Too many models to build, not enough time in a lifetime!!
plasticjunkie BorisBaddenov plasticjunkie I rather polish the inside and outside of the canopy with Novus. This doesn't address the question at all - but thanks, I guess. Peace- Boris GM gave you the best method to remove Future. My post was simply a suggestion on a different way to improve clarity in canopies.
BorisBaddenov plasticjunkie I rather polish the inside and outside of the canopy with Novus. This doesn't address the question at all - but thanks, I guess. Peace- Boris
plasticjunkie I rather polish the inside and outside of the canopy with Novus.
I rather polish the inside and outside of the canopy with Novus.
This doesn't address the question at all - but thanks, I guess.
Peace-
Boris
GM gave you the best method to remove Future. My post was simply a suggestion on a different way to improve clarity in canopies.
But seriously, the Novus product 1-2-3 will almost always restore an accurate finish to a scratched canopy over the length of a baseball game on the screen.
Bill
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Boris, as you probably know: Future/ Pledge is an acrylic floor finish product, something janitors use.
When it builds up on a floor, the maintenace folks splash something on it like Windex which is an ammonia based product, hard mop it all off and start over.
As an aside; any time you use Pledge over paint, and then weather wash over that, and f uck up: ammonia will erase all sins.
Thanks to you both!
Just to add my , I like to tear the paper towel and use the torn edge for wicking, it wicks better.
I'm with GMorrison 100%, everything he said. Same as I'd do.
Sure. After you dip the thing, holding it with tweezers by a corner of the frame- touch the bottom corner to a piece of paper towel a few times to "wick" off the drop of Future thats formed there. Then set it on a clean piece of paper.
GMorrison Windex (ammonia). This is also useful if/when the framing paint job gets screwed up and you need to start over.
Windex (ammonia). This is also useful if/when the framing paint job gets screwed up and you need to start over.
Thanks! A lot!!
This was my first attempt at dipping a canopy in Future, and I touched it too early now it's marred. I want to remove the Future and then re-dip the part. What do I need to use to strip the Floor Polish but not harm the plastic canopy?
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