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Jerry, Area rule fill in the low pressure separation points? Fastest tri-Q in the world my prediction. Regards, Charlie Johnson My You Tube Channel " One Sky Dog "

WOW!! What's the skinny on the bulges at the wing root and split-line? Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Thanks Kevin! making progress �� Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID "Kevin Boddicker trumanst@... [Q-LIST]" <Q-LIST@...> wrote: Very good looking Jay! You might

Wow, pretty sweet. Gives me inspiration! I’m going to be flight testing this spring..summer... Then paint... Cheers! -- Daniel Lee N200TQ 202.6940

Jay, The industry uses everything, I like nitrile because it is resistant to solvents like acetone and alcohol. My latest batch of HF blue 5 mill are not very durable. I bought some of the HF 7 mill

Latex works fine with epoxy if you are not allergic to it. Regards, Charlie Johnson My You Tube Channel " One Sky Dog "

Very good looking Jay! You might have hit 55%! Kevin

We use glove liners at work. They're really thin cotton gloves that come in a bag with 12 pairs or so. They will change your life! Put a pair on before putting latex gloves on and then you can change

Very pretty Jay! You have the right to be jazzed!! Paul

Well everything fit back together. Shiney and new. Still have to paint the doors, flight surfaces, cowling and access panels, but I can move on to fuel flow testing, then put the engine back on for

Charlie Johnson can weigh in with his expertise, but I think I heard that Neoprene is the best. I used some made of those for a while, but the cheap prices at Harbor Freight revised my thought process

As far as I know, latex gloves offer no good protection when working with epoxy, you need vinyl or nitrile gloves anyway. Latex apparently is good enough when working with polyester. Rob

Agree. I use the 5 mil light blue nitrile and usually double them, so I can peel off one in the heat of battle if they get too messy, or I tear one. Cheers, Jay

Nitrile gloves solve that problem Harbor Freight has them cheap, but get a larger size than you think you need..

Years ago when building my airplane I would break out in blisters on my hands, so itchy I would scratch all night. I would only work on the project weekends, heal up during the week, and start again

Excellent thank you Charlie I'm interested in what you got going on with parts and projects.

Brian, I have Dragonfly projects and parts that I do not need if your current quest does not work out. Regards, Charlie Johnson My You Tube Channel " One Sky Dog "

All, Epoxy and cure agents are classified as sensitizers, not considered toxic. If you have allergies this can be an indication that you are mor likely to become sensitized to epoxy products. With