It can be done with a few simple tools and some ingenuity. You'll need some 4x8 construction foam panels (the 1" pink stuff works well), a couple of heat guns and an oven thermometer. Build a box of the foam panels big enough to hold a wing section, suspend the wing section from the top and place a heat gun at each of the box (pointing well away from the wing section). I suspended each heat gun on a wire at the ends of the box with the nozzle pointing toward the middle of the box. I put the thermometer pickup in the middle, just below the bottom surface of the wing. With the foam box closed up, it took about 10 minutes for the temperature to register 150 degrees. I wanted to cure the wing at that temperature for at least an hour. If the temperature got over 150, I opened the end of the box to let in a little cool air. I seemed to work well.
You can go on the KRSuper2 web site and look in section 5 of the manual to see some pictures of how Scott Watts did his wing. Dave McCauley
