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Thanks for the comments guys.

Fumble, funny I've had a few comments on that prop. It was really easy and just happened. I painted it with PollyScale Deck Tan and Rust. First went on the Deck Tan, then some random streaking with Rust and then immediately lightly wash it with the tinted carrier from the Deck Tan bottle. Dip it in Future and your done. Quick, easy, and a total accident!

I'm not having much joy getting the control cables to the rear surfaces attached to the little control horns. I've tried CA and Gel CA, both with no success. It's a surface mount instead of gluing it into a hole. Do I need to try something else? Perhaps CA has no sheer strength. Is that my issue? ???

Once I get these 6 connections made and a tad bit of weathering on her I'm completely done.

<blockquote data-quote="ShutterAce" data-source="post: 46369" data-attributes="member: 7834">Thanks for the comments guys.Fumble, funny I&#039;ve had a few comments on that prop. It was really easy and just happened. I painted it with PollyScale Deck Tan and Rust. First went on the Deck Tan, then some random streaking with Rust and then immediately lightly wash it with the tinted carrier from the Deck Tan bottle. Dip it in Future and your done. Quick, easy, and a total accident!I&#039;m not having much joy getting the control cables to the rear surfaces attached to the little control horns. I&#039;ve tried CA and Gel CA, both with no success. It&#039;s a surface mount instead of gluing it into a hole. Do I need to try something else? Perhaps CA has no sheer strength. Is that my issue?&nbsp; ???Once I get these 6 connections made and a tad bit of weathering on her I&#039;m completely done. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="ShutterAce, post: 46369, member: 7834"] Thanks for the comments guys. Fumble, funny I've had a few comments on that prop. It was really easy and just happened. I painted it with PollyScale Deck Tan and Rust. First went on the Deck Tan, then some random streaking with Rust and then immediately lightly wash it with the tinted carrier from the Deck Tan bottle. Dip it in Future and your done. Quick, easy, and a total accident! I'm not having much joy getting the control cables to the rear surfaces attached to the little control horns. I've tried CA and Gel CA, both with no success. It's a surface mount instead of gluing it into a hole. Do I need to try something else? Perhaps CA has no sheer strength. Is that my issue? ??? Once I get these 6 connections made and a tad bit of weathering on her I'm completely done. ;) [/QUOTE]

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