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Wing foam bonding

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Slars

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Carlisle, PA / USA
I recently looked at a nicely built composite wing that I was told had the wing foam pieces glued together with a 3M spray glue before the glassing was done. The owner told me he felt it was easier than using micro as specified in the plans. Is this something that's likely to cause a structural failure at some point or doesn't it really matter?
 
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