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I'm working on a fabric repair on a Pitts, but I'm unsure as to which
process was used. I'm familiar with dope processes. This material appears to have no base tint to the fabric (green nitrate/red polyfiber). There is no silver UV coating. There is a white/light grey base coat and a very glossy paint/color coat. This stuff is very tenaciously adhered to the fabric. None of the common shop solvents will soften the paint. Two previous owners swear the stuff is Superflite, the logbook shows Airtech. Know of a way to positvely ID what I have here? Thanks Jerry |
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