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  1. 04-08-2013, 06:03 PM #1
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    Jim,
    Thanks for replying! I really appreciate it!
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    Grover,

    I used the same temp and procedure as Jim.....FWIW - the fabric is as good as part of the tank after shrinking and polybrushing.

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    Default Re: Covering the wings

    Dave, Thank you!

    I went to the EAA "Fabric Covering Course" March 23, 24th, in Watsonville, California, and I somehow started second-guessing the final temp over the tanks since then!! (It must be the fumes from covering the bottom of the left wing!!)

    I appreciate you and Jim assisting my ole' brain get back on track!!
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