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May 31st 08, 02:16 PM
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Anyone preserved a bare fuselage? Cosmoline?
I have my 4130 fuselage on wheels but am short on space to work on
wings, so I'm looking at alternate storage for the bare (all pulleys, cables, wood, fabric removed) fuselage. someone suggested WD-40 and when ready, using brakefluid to remove the oil prior to sandblasting. WD-40 seems too temporary. Recalling rumors of "jeeps in Cosmoline", I GOOGLED for it; apparently it's still available. Anyone coated any steel in Cosmoline lately? Any problems when it comes time to remove? - MikeH 
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