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April 16th 04, 04:02 AM
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Liquid Shim
Has anyone heard of this stuff which can be used in the aerospace industry for
applications where reaming may not be necessary? Do you have a name of this product and what are the limitations in using it. Is it FAA approved? Thanks. Larry 
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April 17th 04, 06:30 AM
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Go to the google search engine and type in "liquid shim"
This appears to be a generic term to describe the use of varios epoxy products used during assembly to take up any extra space. Robert Loer "Boelkowj" wrote in message ... Has anyone heard of this stuff which can be used in the aerospace industry for applications where reaming may not be necessary? Do you have a name of this product and what are the limitations in using it. Is it FAA approved? Thanks. Larry
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