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December 4th 06, 11:36 PM
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T-88 epoxy
Ok, so you build a wooden airplane, and it actually flies. You park it
for the winter and the temp gets down below zero, alot.... Does this hurt the T-88 epoxy glue? Would the constant below zero temp to close to 100 each six months do any damage or weekness? Lou 
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