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December 3rd 17, 04:04 PM
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lining for fuselage cradle?
Traditionally wool felt has been used as it wears well and in the correct grade is soft. Seach for F grades to find more details. Not cheap but worth using on an expensive glider.
Indoor/outdoor carpet can also be used. Contact cement is the most common adhesive. I recommend a rubber seam roller to help with a smooth fitting. 
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December 3rd 17, 04:48 PM
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lining for fuselage cradle?
On Sunday, December 3, 2017 at 9:05:00 AM UTC-6, Tim Taylor wrote:
Traditionally wool felt has been used as it wears well and in the correct grade is soft. Seach for F grades to find more details. Not cheap but worth using on an expensive glider. Indoor/outdoor carpet can also be used. Contact cement is the most common adhesive. I recommend a rubber seam roller to help with a smooth fitting. McMaster Carr has all kinds of felt, amazing variety. They have a monster warehouse here in Chicagoland, I can pick up my orders 1 hour after placing it on their website.
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