Ok the ONLY reason I made this is because some people have some crazy ideas on how to get the paper off DTF and I just find it funny when you can just peel it off like this!
Literally go and search "How to remove paper from dollar tree foamboard" and there are quite a few fun options on how to do it lol.
I'll be honest, there isnt much more to write about so I'll just let you enjoy the video "tutorial" and if you want to hate on it, go right ahead, quite a few people find this very funny.
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I started to pretty much always remove the paper. If you replace the paper with packing tape then you'll never crease anything when you crash. The stuff can really take a beating then and only weights a little more than the foam with the paper on. It isn't as rigid, but that is what wire flags are for.
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Paul age 12
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I think there's contradicting opinions on this.
I just finished 2 scratch builds of RC Powers planes; I left the paper on the first and removed the paper from some of the components on the 2nd.
What does the majority of foam board builders think?.
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