Mark I agree that "something must be put on the foam otherwise it wont stay on for long"--quite right -- the glass will fall onto the floor !!! You may have read my letter out of context.but I did also state that it is better to have too much resin than too little.I thoroughly saturated my foam before applying the glass.The Quickie 2 that I helped with used a different foam and we applied micro slurry to seal the foam.Stephen thanks for your coming to my defence and for the nice compliments (looks like a pylon racer)Stephen I will contact you off line re my nice wrapped canopy and dont try and figure out my undercarriage,This was a fix from Tony Bingelis book which the Engineer would not accept(Books again)and I had to cut my wings open to remove the gear .Its a long story.I also used braided cable over the alternator cables and fuel pump cables as per "book" and the engineer made me remove themI also used connectors as per EAA magazine and the engineer made me remove them and solder the joins.So much for books and mags.I suppose I had better dig a fox hole now.During WW 2 the GIs used to make foxhole radios out of a bit of pencil lead and a Schick razor blade and headphones.It did not take us kids long to copy them.(and get their hands on a set of headphones.)When are you going to fly Mark ? Best Regards Eric Evezard, S.Africa.
