Any advice on removing old monokote cove. Bought any old plane from someone. It has been in a garage in the hot Louisiana heat for years. The clear coating was falling off the monokote. Used a heat gun. Removed a lot of it. Went over it with packing tape heat. Removed a little more. Now I'm left with the orange cover adhesive in spots. If I use acetone it just smears. I'm going to cover it in the same color. Do I need to remove the rest. If so, any suggestions? Thanks for any advice you can provide.

Alternatively, use cotton baby socks on heat iron

Thanks for the video good info, I am somewhat new to RC Planes and have a question. I purchased a tower hobbies trainer Rc plane and have been working on putting together. I was just about finished when I realized the servo centered under the wing I did not put the brass and rubber grommets in the 4 holes. I tried to take the screws back out and ended up stripping the screws, then tried using a screw extractor when I applied pressure to the screws I snapped the wing in half and the small piece of wood that was glued in the center between wings. I then was going to make a new piece of wood to go in between by cutting in front of the old piece and re-glue it. I don’t think this will work and end up making more of a mess with the wing. The piece of wood originally had a slot cut to slide into both sides of wing, I’m not going to be able to do that with the new replacement wood. I never did monocote before so I’m thinking I should cut open the area where damage is glue wings back together with area open I can use clamps for a good fit. I hope I gave enough detail in what I’m doing what is your opinion on this project. Thank you

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