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starduster too fuselage

Thread starter mick
Start date Apr 5, 2003

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mick

New Member

Apr 5, 2003

Gentlemen,

I have found a Starduster Too fuselage that has been sitting for some time and it has some surface rust. I feel sure that the rust is just on the surface, but is there any way I can be absolutley sure that this is a sound fuselage, with no internal rust. Is there a recommended treatment for a fuselage that has set for a long period of time that I should follow?

thanks for your help,
Mick

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