I admit I was skeptical - the old-fashioned alcohol/nitrocellulose "dope" worked just fine at the cost of fumes and explosive risks. (the old stuff was highly flammable, and the fumes would stink up the whole house and cause headaches. Not good. But hey, it made for a nice tissue-paper finish.) I watched some you-tube videos demonstrating EZeDope and thought I'd give it a try.

I followed the directions and thinned this product 50% with water, then brushed it onto a newly-covered tissue-paper balsa model. In about 15 minutes, the paper had dried and I had a model with nice tight covering! It really was just that simple.
* No fumes
* Super easy to use
* Water clean-up
* it just works!

I should mention that a little of this goes a LONG way. I treated a Guillow's 20" wingspan model using only one tablespoon of EZeDope. This 250ml bottle will last a dozen models or more.
I admit I was skeptical - the old-fashioned alcohol/nitrocellulose "dope" worked just fine at the cost of fumes and explosive risks. (the old stuff was highly flammable, and the fumes would stink up the whole house and cause headaches. Not good. But hey, it made for a nice tissue-paper finish. ) I watched some you-tube videos demonstrating EZeDope and thought I'd give it a try. I followed the directions and thinned this product 50% with water, then brushed it onto a newly-covered tissue-paper balsa model. In about 15 minutes, the paper had dried and I had a model with nice tight covering! It really was just that simple. * No fumes
* Super easy to use
* Water clean-up
* it just works! I should mention that a little of this goes a LONG way. I treated a Guillow's 20" wingspan model using only one tablespoon of EZeDope. This 250ml bottle will last a dozen models or more.