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Old 05-08-2010, 03:06 PM
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Welcome to the club Poppa and hi from the Midlands.

What do you use to waterproof your boats?
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Old 05-09-2010, 01:01 AM
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Thank you for the warm welcome

Thank you for the warm welcome, D-H Lex, Tim crowe, Bagpiper, Paul Bell, Art Deco, Retired for now Jbelux, and Piginapoke, i know i am among friends here. I have posted up some photos of the Tug i built from scrap, i tried to make it look like a working boat, stressed if you like, it is over 3 feet long, and as light as a feather, i used clear varnish (About 5-10 coats) and enamel paints to waterproof it.
It took about 6 weeks to build, and the R/C i installed in it first burnt out, so i had to go to the expense of buying new R/C, but it was worth it. Tony
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