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Wing fuselage joint ply laying in mold

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opcod

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Hi

I wonder about the way to do a proper layup into the wing/fuselage junction of a mold. Just like this picture of the Perlan project.
perlan side.jpg
Is just applying some small 1inch tape all around in 0-90-45+45 can do the trick... And after those backing, we put the main fiber layer and cut it in some place to help it conform. ?

Or we just lay our 4 layer ply, put some talck spray on the tight corner, try to push it the best we can and apply vacuum ?

Thanks for advised
 
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