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Old 11-06-2002, 09:48 PM   #1
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Heat Shrink Fabric
I'm trying to find this fabric (if I remember correctly it was like a vinyl) that you heat with like a blow dryer and it conforms to the shape of whatever it's laying on. I don't remember what the stuff's called, and it looks like that'll be the only option in covering my new door panels, cause regular vinyl won't work. Any ideas? Thanks, Joe
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Go to any hobby shop that deals in radio control model airpalnes. There are several types of heat shrink fabrics designed for covering wings of model airplanes. Available in large rolls and lots of colors.

If there are no hobby shops near you, you can mail order it from these two places:

www.hobbypeople.net

www.towerhobbies.com
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