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Repairing Plastic Interior Parts of 40-year-old Aircraft



 
 
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Old December 5th 04, 04:47 AM
FIyer111
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I used to repair/reinforce ABS plastic cowls on my radio controlled planes with
fiberglass cloth and PVC pipe cement. I would line the cowl on the inside with
the glass, then use the dauber in the can of PVC cement to wet through the
cloth. It would dry quickly and seemed to do the trick. I think it would
probably work on plastic interior panels and interior plastic parts.
 




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