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Richard Riley wrote:
On 28 Nov 2006 16:37:33 -0800, "Candice" wrote: I wonder if you guys can answer a question about aircraft adhesive and techinques. I am considering the option of gluing aircraft plywood to a aluminum tube fuselage structure. After reading about properties of adhesives to perhaps accomplish this effort I stumbled upon T88. If I used such an adhesive to bond plywood to aluminum can it ever be removed if I wanted to re-panel the fuselage with new plywood a few years down the road? The epoxy would be fine for bonding the wood, but with time the bond to unprepared aluminum weakens to zero strength. You're probably going to end up with fastiners of some kind, like flush head screws, tinnerman washers and nutplates. Well, that would cure his repanelling problem. Wouldn't it? 8*0 |
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