After a hard landing some years ago, my 1983 KR2 became a hangar queen for many years, before I acquired it. There is some delamination here and there, and some gaps exposed foam at the stub wings and outboard wing roots. Naturally I want to fix all that. Broken parts can always be rebuilt, and re-glassing is not an issue for me. Small gouges and deep scratches receive some micro. After some forming and sanding, things can be brought back into shape.
I have some delamination of the trailing edges, especially the ailerons. From what I can tell, delamination is best repaired by injecting micro into the gaps and applying pressure until cured. This method seems like a band-aid to me. Short of rebuilding the whole aileron, is there a better way?
