Cox Corsair canopy

try la parisienne bleach into water let sit 30 min just dont put al the plane in just clear part it worked on my cars roof light cover

I didn't try but perhaps useful:

Perhaps UV light process is better.

davidll1984 wrote:try la parisienne bleach into water let sit 30 min just dont put al the plane in just clear part it worked on my cars roof light cover

Hello DavidII1984
Thanks for the information. I tried using clorox bleach and it did not work for me. First I tried mixed with water and later pure bleach but I had no luck.
juan

="Levent Suberk"]Perhaps UV light process is better. [/quote]

Hello Levent
I will be trying what you have suggested tomorrow if it work I have 2 more corsair canopies that I will be cleaning.Thanks.
Juan

Hi, I Love the Corsair. I'm in need of a Canopy would you have one or know of any for sale. Thanks for your time. Mike

I agree with the headlight lens cleaning kit! If it works as good as it did on my REALLY bad truck headlights,it will surely work great on those canopies. Elbow grease not included!

Something about Cox and other plastic airplane canopies, they seem to go missing.  I have two Cox Corsairs and one is missing the canopy, the other is blue and therefore not yellowed.  Flew one last year, or was it the year before.

This one was missing the canopy from the kit too, but I made one from balsa.  Had to be large to contain the receiver.  




Great article in the January issue of Air Classics magazine.  The cover page Corsair is for sale in the same issue.  3 million $ and change.  

rsv1cox wrote:Something about Cox and other plastic airplane canopies, they seem to go missing.  I have two Cox Corsairs and one is missing the canopy, the other is blue and therefore not yellowed.  Flew one last year, or was it the year before.

This one was missing the canopy from the kit too, but I made one from balsa.  Had to be large to contain the receiver.  

That is one sweet looking Corsair, Bob. Wow!
Bob