Dubro Nylon Hinges

These are Conventional Nylon Hinges

FEATURES:
Nylon building and construction w/steel hinge pin

CONSISTS OF:
6 hinges

SPECS:
5/8"x1-1/8" total unfolded length

COMMENTS:
Precision molded, inspected and assembled with secured hinge pin.
Easy to install. Hinges have six holes on each side for maximum
holding power.

Below is one more product that praises the product being discussed.

MonoKote Jet White 6'

MonoKote is a Patented, Flexible High-Gloss Polyester Film that is Inexpensive,
Easy, Clean, when Compared to "old fashioned" Coverings, Quick To Use.

For great covering ideas and to guarantee an expert surface, order
the MonoKote Covering Instructional DVD, TOPZ0105.

FEATURES:
Super Strong with a Tensile Strength of 25,000 psi (pounds/sq in)
Lightweight at Only .2 oz/sq ft
Dry Adhesive Activates When Heat is Applied
Diminishes to a Drum-Tight Complete As It Cools
High Gloss Complete
Fuelproof and Water resistant
More powerful and Lighter Than Traditional Silk and Dope Coverings
Might be Cleaned up with Glass Cleaner, "409" or MonoKote Cleaner/Polish

CONSISTS OF:
One (6' x 26") Roll of Jet White Covering
One Direction Sheet

REQUIRES:
Sealing Iron (TOPR2100), Heat Gun (TOPR2000), Iron Sock (TOPR2175)

COMMENTS:
Paints, Trim Sheets, EconoKote and Different Lots of MonoKote Might
    Vary Somewhat In Color In between Production Runs of These Products.
If Utilizing Three or More Rolls of the Exact same Color, it is Suggested to
    Use a 25' Roll (TOPQ1204) To Make sure the Exact same Dye Lot for the Entire
    Model Being Covered.
LustreKote Primer Should Be Used With LustreKote Paint to Draw out Its
    Real Color.
MonoKote Trim Sheet: TOPQ4104

MonoKote is a High Temperature Covering, NOT For Usage Straight On Foam
EconoKote IS For Usage Straight On Foam, Use the Following:
EconoKote Covering: TOPQ2604-TOPQ2612
    (EconoKote might be utilized on top of MonoKote, however not under MonoKote.)
Temperature Varies:
    Attaching to Wood: 215 - 240°F (triggering the glue)
    Partial Shrinking: 230 - 270°F
    Optimum Shrinking: 270 - 350°F