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#16
March 5th 19, 02:46 PM
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Waxing and polishing
It is easiest to apply wax to underside of the wings when they are stored in the trailer with the fuselage removed.
ROY No, it is easiest to apply wax to the underside of the wings when they are upside down on sawhorses in a heated hangar. Same for the bottom of the fuselage. Try it! 
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