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I've got a pair of wings that are finished up through a silver coating
on the fabric. The wings are beautifully made, never been outside, never even mounted on a fuselage, no rust on the metal parts, no deterioration of the wood. Glue joints look like new. Rib stitching looks like it was done yesterday. However, I don't have the original builder's logs or any other indication as to what fabric was used or what covering process. There was an old can of butyrate dope in the pile of parts that came with the wings. What can I do to figure out how these wings were covered? Thanks, Wallace -- Take out the airplane for reply |
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