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March 13th 04, 03:48 AM
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Thanks Craig. We had a confab today with my partner, the shop IA, the shop fabric guy, and another IA with many years of experience on Decathlons. The collective decision is to put off the recover by trying to clean the belly fabric and repaint it. Failing that, we are going to re-skin the belly only. I'm still of the opinion that recovering the fuselage would be better, but that will have to wait a few years. Food for though..... Craig C. 
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