After market cessna tip sets

[rowntree]

I am tidying up my 172 and need some new elevator and rudder tip sets,
and dorsal fairings pre giving it a paint job. Any good experiences?
thanks, Rowntree

[jls]

rowntree wrote:
> I am tidying up my 172 and need some new elevator and rudder tip sets,
> and dorsal fairings pre giving it a paint job. Any good experiences?
> thanks, Rowntree

Best I can remember, mine came from here;
http://www.steneaviation.com/

They are fiberglass, which is more durable than the original ABS
plastic, and they can be repaired too. IIRC, they are pma'd, i. e.,
legal replacement parts.

[Mike Noel]

Another source is:

http://www.globefiberglass.com/172.htm

I was happy with the fiberglass strobe fairing for my Archer.

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Best Regards,
Mike

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"rowntree" > wrote in message
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>I am tidying up my 172 and need some new elevator and rudder tip sets,
> and dorsal fairings pre giving it a paint job. Any good experiences?
> thanks, Rowntree
>

[Steve Foley]

"rowntree" > wrote in message
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>I am tidying up my 172 and need some new elevator and rudder tip sets,
> and dorsal fairings pre giving it a paint job. Any good experiences?
> thanks, Rowntree
>

A friend of mine is happy with texasaeroplastics.com

[Clay]

I helped install some elevator tips and strut cuffs from
http://www.steneaviation.com/ several years ago. Very nice parts and
easy to install.

jls wrote:
> rowntree wrote:
> > I am tidying up my 172 and need some new elevator and rudder tip sets,
> > and dorsal fairings pre giving it a paint job. Any good experiences?
> > thanks, Rowntree
>
> Best I can remember, mine came from here;
> http://www.steneaviation.com/
>
> They are fiberglass, which is more durable than the original ABS
> plastic, and they can be repaired too. IIRC, they are pma'd, i. e.,
> legal replacement parts.