07-03-2009, 10:58 AM
Gary,
When I did the drydock for the Ntrak module, I used water based contact cement to glue basswood to the foam base, and then styrene sheet (concrete) to the basswood. It's been several years since, and I still haven't seen any separation, either from the foam base, or of the styrene sheet from the basswood.
this pic shows the basic drydock, with the ship it was designed for. The styrene sheet "concrete" hadn't been attached yet when this was taken.
When I did the drydock for the Ntrak module, I used water based contact cement to glue basswood to the foam base, and then styrene sheet (concrete) to the basswood. It's been several years since, and I still haven't seen any separation, either from the foam base, or of the styrene sheet from the basswood.
this pic shows the basic drydock, with the ship it was designed for. The styrene sheet "concrete" hadn't been attached yet when this was taken.
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The greatest place to live life, is on the sharp leading edge of a learning curve.
Lead me not into temptation.....I can find it myself!