Centuri Fil-Cote
I see a lot of Centuri plans call for filling balsa with Centuri Fil-cote, did anyone ever use this stuff? Was it just re bottled Pactra Balsa Filler?
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I think that was my first bottle of balsa filler I ever got. And yes, I believe it was what you said. Earl |
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Here's a good story for you about Centuri (branded) Superbond Glue - http://modelrocketbuilding.blogspot...rbond-glue.html |
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:chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle: Good story! |
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I remember reading that story. Funny ... hey, wait, that’s not a bad idea for a fundraiser for our club. “Special run of heirloom glue” ;) |
I am using a new Aliphatic glue from Titebond that dries fast and clear. I should sell small bottles and label it as special model rocket glue. :chuckle:
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To the best of my knowledge, Centuri Fil-Cote was just bottles of Pactra Balsa Fillercoat, with their own private brand labels.
Conversely, Estes Astro Seal was just relabeled Pactra Sanding Sealer. I still use BOTH for filling/sealing all rocket balsa parts. Anywhere from 2-4 coats of Balsa Fillercoat depending on how tight the grain is with sanding on coats 2, 3, and 4. Follow that with 2 coats of Sanding Sealer with sanding of both coats. |
I still have a couple of old bottles of the Estes Astro Seal.
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Sell the accessories too, blue dresses and cigars. :eek: |
Lol
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