Re: finishing touches [TANKS]

[Mike Butts <buttsakauf-at-earthlink.net>]

Bondo Marine Epoxy is easy to use and seals wonderfully. You can make layers about 
as thick or thin as you want, however curing times are proportional to layer 
thickness. You can pick it up at most harware places that have Bondo stuff.
Mike "The guy from Texas with a thing for Russian (heavy) armor" Butts


-----Original Message-----
From: adt22-at-drexel.edu
Sent: Jan 2, 2005 6:29 PM
To: tanks-at-rctankcombat.com
Subject: finishing touches [TANKS]

I'd like to make my woodwork a little water resistant.  What's the recommended 
approach (cheap and fast are good)?  I got a quart of titebond II (should I have 
gotten a gallon? any application tips?).  I figure I'll have to take all the stuff 
out of it so I can properly seal all the places that bolt through to the outside.

I'm mostly worried about the hull, but is there anything to do for tracks that have 
already been assembled?  Is it a lost cause to try to seal it?

Thanks,
Amir