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To Awlgrip or not to Awlgrip...this is the question...



 
 
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Old October 19th 06, 07:52 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Travis Beach
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Default To Awlgrip or not to Awlgrip...this is the question...

Unfortunately due to the construction technique I am
going to have to stay with Whites, at least for the
wings and tail, the Fuse and boom can incorporate colors
but do to the wing ribs being PVC and the possibility
of a color sitting in the sun generating harmful amounts
of heat within the wing i am stuck with whites...the
winglets will be red, the ruddevators red and a little
red on the nose...

Water based automotive paints huh...I work at one of
the largest Ford dealers in the US...I might have to
checkout my body shop...

Beach



 




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