"Turbo Tiger" wrote in message
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" jls" wrote in message
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May I ask a question which is arguably on topic? As among Airtech,
Ceconite, Polyfiber and the other covering systems, which is best and
why?

One more, please?

Which is cheapest?

And finally, which is the best for your money and why? Thanks.



If you're covering for the first time, I believe that the Stits/Polyfiber
process is the best. They have very good instructions and no questions on
what materials to use.

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Turbo Tiger

I guess I'm a little bit of a gypsy cause I've used the Stits process and
just loved it but e x p e n s i v e. They tell me to cover a Cub you need
$4000 for materials and paint. And now Polyfiber, which was Stits, has
bought out Ceconite. Polyfiber has an xlnt manual, btw, have used it from
cover to cover.

Folks in one of the biplane yahoogroups swear by the Airtech process, so
maybe they're a little less costly. All the best to you, Turbo and Corky
and Veedubber.