The only things I occasionally like in Sport Aviation is the Experimenter
section in the back. I used to subscribe to Experimenter, their
publication for homebuilders, until they discontinued it.
Sport Aviation seems to be mostly about restoring esoteric warbirds and
giving plane rides to little
A recurring question on KRnet is how to glue urethane foam to urethane
foam without a difficult-to-sand "hard" line resulting between the foam
layers. I was reading the March 2019 KitPlanes and there's a pretty
impressive four page story on using urethane glue and "lightweight
spackling" in a
I forgot to mention taking a dremel with an abrasive blade, cut around the
wood, delaminated glass off of the foam, then you will have narrow strips of
glass to delaminated off of the wood. For example a two and half inch wide
strip off the spar caps.
Larry H
> On Sep 6, 2014, at 9:19 AM, pe
You can try a safe place with heat and see. To get hot enough to help will
probably damage foam or? In the area. Best to attempt to delaminated off
without tearing out any wood. Nasty sanding off the wood will be an option. If
urethane foam was used the glass cloth will easily delaminated/tear o
Larry; I have to strip polyester/glass from wood/foam where the bonding is
failing. Does heat help? Anything you can suggest? I'll replace the laminate
with epoxy/glass. Thanks, Peter
Gluing the foam to the wood for sanding is not critical. Whatever it
takes, hot glue, epoxy, etc., to hold the foam in place for
sanding. The critical part is the bonding of the glass cloth to the
spars or other wood structure. Make sure the wood is clean and free
of dust to insure the bes
The guys at my local homebuilder's association use some glue to bond wood
to foam, foam to foam, and even foam to wood. They call it "polyurethane
glue". It is found in hardware stores, as an exterior wood glue. They also
use it to "glaze" the exposed face of the foam. One of the builders did
h
Was that Gorrila Glue?? Virg
On Sun, 8 May 2005 19:40:45 +0200 Serge VIDAL
writes:
> The guys at my local homebuilder's association use some glue to bond
> wood
> to foam, foam to foam, and even foam to wood. They call it
> "polyurethane
> glue". It is found in hardware stores, as an
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Was that Gorrila Glue?? Virg
On Sun, 8 May 2005 19:40:45 +0200 Serge VIDAL
writes:
> The guys at my local homebuilder's association use some glue to bond
> wood
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