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Old March 6th 04, 10:29 PM
Jay Honeck
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Any suggestions?
Any personal experiences?


The stuff works well, as long as it's not too thick, and the temperature is
above 70.

Don't even think of "touching up" your wing-walk. Once you see how good the
new part looks, you'll do the whole thing.

I found no need to mask the edge -- just be careful, and you can go right up
to the already-existing edge. As with so many things in aviation, it's not
difficult, just time-consuming.
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