Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow (HANU891)
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The Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow is a high-tech polyester covering film engineered for maximum durability and easy application on RC airplanes. Featuring a multi temperature-controlled adhesive system, this premium film expands, shrinks, and contours effortlessly around wingtips and complex curves. Its patented polymerizing process ensures permanent color fusion, keeping your scale model looking vibrant and fresh after every flight.
Designed for both beginner builders and expert hobby technicians, the Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow offers unmatched versatility for customized model aircraft finishing. Weighing just 0.30 oz per square foot, this polyester RC plane covering provides excellent structural protection without adding unnecessary weight. The material is completely fuel-proof to glow fuel, gas, and smoke oil, as well as 100% waterproof. Adhesion to wood begins at 200°F–220°F, while controlled heat shrinkage starts at 300°F with maximum shrinkage at 350°F, making repositioning and tight-corner fitting straightforward during installation.
What heat iron temperature should I use for Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow?
Initial wood adhesion for Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow begins at 200°F to 220°F. Shrinkage onset starts at 300°F, reaching maximum shrinkage potential at 350°F.
Is Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow resistant to model aircraft fuels?
Yes, Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow is fully fuel-proof against glow fuel, gasoline, and smoke oil, and it is also 100% waterproof.
How do I handle complex wing curves using Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow?
Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow uniquely stretches and shrinks under controlled heat, allowing you to easily mold it around tight wingtips and complex fuselage contours without wrinkling.
Will the color peel or separate on Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow over time?
No, Hangar 9 UltraCote, Safety Yellow features a patented polymerizing process that permanently fuses color to the polyester film layer, eliminating the possibility of color-layer separation.
