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December 11th 05, 06:44 PM
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De-icing
City Dweller wrote:
I am curious about it also, and want to know what people who own composite airplanes do about that nasty ice crust . How about applying a stream of hot air (a hair drier-type device)? Please advise! The danger here is that the water will run and refreeze somewhere else. It is better to mix something with it that won't allow it to refreeze. Matt 
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