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I have a composite airplane (a Dragonfly MK-IIH) and have a stain from 100LL
on the side of my fuselage that I would like to remove. On the way to AirVenture this year I fueled up in the morning and left the aircraft parked on the hot ramp for the rest of the day. When I returned the next morning I had some very ugly blue streaks running down the side of my fuselage. I thought I had left enough expansion space, but obviously I did not. The stained area on the fuselage has a urethane foam core and the paint is Emron. Any suggestions on how to remove the stain without destroying the paint or foam core? Thanks, Jeff |
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