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Need to bump out fabric, any ideas?

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buzzypeterson

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Wausau, WI USA
There's a place on my plane where there is a bell crank rubbing on the fabric after I shrunk it. I thought I had it clear but the fabric troughs just a tiny bit and so it's rubbing. It's on the inside of the plane (not where a cable exits. Is there something made maybe similar to an inspection plate with a little bump out to give me some clearance or do I have to build something like that myself?
 
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