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High build primer for composite aircraft
I used a polyester high build on my composite build... worked ok. a 2k urethane would be superior to polyester for sure. One thing i cant emphasis enough is to start with an pure epoxy wipe. It will save you from many headaches later on.- Jeremy Jabaay
- Post #7
- Forum: General Experimental Aviation Questions
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Composite or aluminium fuel tank?
I made an 11 gallon header tank for my saberwing build. Used a foam core. 5 layers of 7725 fiberglass with 1/8 core on the flat surfaces. Vacuum bagged it with minimal suction. The lid was made on the tank before I removed the foam. Foam was removed using a surprisingly small amount of acetone.- Jeremy Jabaay
- Post #45
- Forum: Firewall Forward / Props / Fuel System