Aw shucks🤔
Was afraid of that Ian.
Good luck at the model chuff chuff shop🤞
EzeKote may be of less interest to rail modellers, unless they are building an Alpine Railway!
All those FG mountains 😮
Maybe the shop can order you some though for their next delivery🤞
Doug 😎

Thanks Doug,
Not much joy with Redipak. ( They were a model shop in Johannesburg in the 1970's Redleys Carlton Centre famous for Sataba Radios a Futabe in disguise) Now totally useless, Their distributor base is out of date by about 10 years!
I have dropped an email to DM.
Also, I know a model shop that keeps DM stuff for Model Railways , so I am going to ask.

Thanks for the credits Gents.
Just glad it was helpful😊
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Wot? From South Africa Rick?😮
DM is the manufacturer in UK.
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They do Doug Deluxe materials is where I ordered from.Sorry miss read the post .
Rick

Hi Ian,
Deluxe Materials list a distributor in RSA, see pic.
Hope they still exist🤞There's a 'Dealer Locator' on their site
http://www.redipak.co.za/
Cheers, Doug😎
https://deluxematerials.co.uk/collections/distributors#southafrica

Rick,
ANY model boat building Blog is a good Blog👍😊
Don't rush it, no one here will be pushing you.
Take your time on the build and take a few pics and make some notes as you go.
Then you can put a Blog entry together later at your leisure.
We all had to learn Blogging as well😉
Any questions just ASK! Someone here will have the answer😊
Bon chance mon ami👍
Doug 😎

Hi Doug the blog is not great but I put some pictures in it .
Rick

I Too have used Eze Coat!
It works just great and no smell!

A bit costly! But, well worth it!

Thanks to recommendations from Doug (RNinMunich)!

Cheers, Ed

Trying to find a source in RSA

I have also started using Eze-Kote since Doug's recommendation. I meant to try it ages ago but was put off by cost, but as Doug says, worth every penny.

Ian

Doug you did tell me about eze kote and I thank you for that .It is an easy product to work with.
Rick

Hate to say it Rick, but
Told ya so!! 😁
Very glad it works as well for you as it does for me👍
Any pics of the results?
BTW: thinned with ca 20% water it makes a great wood sealer as well😉
Just takes a little longer to dry, but soaks in well and toughens soft woods like balsa etc.
Yes it costs a bit more but ultimately you save by not having to chuck the brush away each time. Just wash in warm water and a drop of washing up liquid😊
Cheers, Doug 😎