Thanks for your input Kevin Mike N

I agree with Jay & Sam. I would like to change to more of a different wing tip but not worth the time. I had those designed in the early 90’s. I think that I am going for wheel pants next. Kevin

I agree with you Sam! Thanks for everyone’s input. I’ll work on the other ideas gradually Mike N

Mike, Be sure to consider how much down time you will have before changing anything. Then multiply that number by ten or maybe 100. Sam K

I agree with Jay. Mike Q200

Thanks guys. Very good points to ponder Mike N

Looking for speed & performance? IMHO here are the biggies: Engine cooling efficiency. Wheel pant drag Fairings & fillets Engine & Propeller upgrades Each category can fill a book, but it's all out

I would say that overall, it is not worth the effort of changing what you have. There is a lot of variation in speeds of Q200’s and I think wing tip shape is down at the bottom of the list in terms

Guys, im soon to be a new owner of a standard configuration Q200. I’m wondering what everyone thinks about aerodynamic wing tips for speed and performance? Or if you think it’s to much work than

You’re a sad man!!!!

Just like a mirror, Mike! Wish I had a paint booth. Very nice. Cheers, Jay

Mike---------  I have done some tests and  gas, laquer thinner , paint thinnner, acetone will all eat the foam instantley.  Methal hydrate [ gasline antifreeze] does not seem to. Maybe if left

Sure like that video Sam and I like the presentation, you're a skilled communicator. Judging from the reflection on the wing you got that pretty straight. I've always been open to new ways of doing

Yeah she was all "Bruce bumps" at first! B

I used Denatured Alcohol. Bruce

Alcohol will not dissolve styrofoam. My you tube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr3x6bkHUw1UUQ96ATcRFfg

Love Click- bonds but I do not like adhesive. Epoxies work well to hold them on. My you tube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr3x6bkHUw1UUQ96ATcRFfg

I used the “Wing wash” compound as is (comes in gallon cans. It is designed to prep A/C fabric for primer and paint). I am pretty sure it uses isopropyl, but I would have to check on the label at

Good info Jay, I'm curious which Alcohol you did your test with. Ethanol, Methanol, Propanol? Thanks, Mike Dwyer YouTube Videos: https://www.youtube.com/user/FlyMeAirplane/playlists Q200 Website:

I know that acetone does, but I don’t think alcohol does. I have been using a product that is made by Aircraft Coatings Inc. called “wing wash” that is mostly alcohol and I tested it by putting