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Op zaterdag 2 maart 2019 21:18:24 UTC+1 schreef Senna Van den Bosch:
Since winter is nearly ending and I'm doing final adjustments to my glider, I was wondering. Is it interesting to wax and polish it? I've seen a set of products he https://www.theaerodyne.com/gb/care-...ider-care.html D-1339 Going a bit off topic here, not really looking for materials or products, just want to know, is it worth it to wax and polish the glider? For example, keeping it in great condition, smooth and shiny? ![]() |
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In a round about way, people are saying, "yes it's worth waxing your sailplane". They do this by stating what they use to do it.
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Does anyone have any experience with the F11 product marketed in the US for cars and boats. Their website says it is silicone free.
https://www.ducora.com/index.php/top...-polish-sealer |
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At 12:41 04 March 2019, Charlie M. UH & 002 owner/pilot wrote:
In a round about way, people are saying, "yes it's worth waxing your sailplane". They do this by stating what they use to do it. It really is worth waxing your sailplane (and trailer). Helps to keep out the UV. I soft wax was mine 3 times each year. Not keen on hard waxing. Mike |
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At 20:10 04 March 2019, Mike Smith wrote:
At 12:41 04 March 2019, Charlie M. UH & 002 owner/pilot wrote: In a round about way, people are saying, "yes it's worth waxing your sailplane". They do this by stating what they use to do it. It really is worth waxing your sailplane (and trailer). Helps to keep ou the UV. I soft wax was mine 3 times each year. Not keen on hard waxing Mike If I am grid squatting just hanging around waiting for the launches to start the fall back position is to get a cloth and bottle of mer and polish the wings.It can't hurt ,might improve the performance, and you can think about the coming task while your hands do the work. |
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Going a bit off topic here, not really looking for materials or products, just want to know, is it worth it to wax and polish the glider? For example, keeping it in great condition, smooth and shiny?
![]() It all depends, does resale value mean anything to you? |
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