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Restoration of old wood wings.

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Prandtly

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Dec 19, 2020
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Is it possible to restore old wood wings with failed glue joints. My FP-202 has always been hangared but when stripping the wings for recovering, I have found that the t88 glued joints are failing. Can I just reglue with T88, or do I have to rebuild the wings completely with new wood. The wood is probably 20 or more years old. How old is too old to repair? What is the best way to restore the wings?
 
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