My Dragonfly canopy sat for over 20 years. I finally got enough off that I was able to see that it was crazed in some places, so I gave up. Yes I tried Goof off as well. No es bueno. The only thing

I don't like those high-tension wires in the background. May have had to dive underneath them. John Hoxie God is always good. ALL WAYS.

What has the group experience been in this case using "Goof Off"? Frankenbird has spraylat on the original Q2 kit canopy also. Vern

Yes Tim, I wouldn't run with that starter now that I know what I know. Both AeroTech and Niagra airparts have had many issues with the sprague clutch and no longer make them because so many have

Hi Chris, Have you tried painting more canopy protect over the existing coating, letting it dry then trying to pull it off. Its worked for me in the past. Rich

TRY WITE VINAGER On Tuesday, April 12, 2022, 07:21:02 PM PDT, Bruce Crain <jcrain2@...> wrote:

I used several pieces of plexiglass cut in pieces so they would fit my hand. Then I used them to scrape off the protective film. It doesn’t hurt the canopy plexiglass. But it did take a long time

A good reference chart can be found here: https://www.dwkltd.com/pub/media/wysiwyg/pdf/Plastic_Chemical_Compatibility_Chart_poster.pdf Acrylic, generally (PMMA), though i am not sure of the

I just Googled " pinstripe removal tool" That will get you there. I've always used ones like you see from Mastercraft but I think I would get one of those or consider a wider one.

I have used a rubber wheel specifically designed to remove plastic pin striping and decals off of automotive paint finishes. Just attach it to something as simple as a drill. I think I have one in the

no ammonia!!!!

I successfully peeled mine off after 35 years. Cheers, Jay

Buy a new canopy. Spray lat becomes permanent after about 20 years

Check for ammonia’s compatibility with plex. It would be a shame to craze the plex because of the chemical that you use. Cheers, Jay

For the laminate on car windows ammonia works Sonia (1953-2020) & Rick

I am working on another project and am trying to remove the protective coating on the windows. The spray on protective coating seems to be very thin. If I heat enough to soften the bottom, the

Teledyne Continental Motors. TCM.

I have a TCM starter (654046), key/solenoid start, would that be what you refer to as a ‘Cessna’ starter? I guess I need to do some research on the different starters and the internals. Thanks,

The Rutan Aircraft Flying Experience could really use that. www.RutanAFE.org Ryszard

I am with Jim. I had a Skytech starter. Blew it up. Installed a B and C. Have flown for years with it. Bruce