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This will be an odd request since solid-strand spring steel wire hasn't been
used in a/c for nearly 80 years. Here goes: I'm using 15ga. solid-strand spring steel wire in my Wright 1902 glider. It was shipped with an oil-coating that held up for a few months. Problem is that the oil did not protect the wires from mosture for very long and now they are surface rusting. Does anyone have a coating recomendation that will not flake off when the wires are coiled into a 2ft. dia. bundle? I'm also looking for something that will not remain sticky, as linseed oil does, or be oily like the original coating. The wings of my plane are undoped cotton and I'd like them to stay clean when I set up and break down the plane. Black and clear are both acceptable colors for this job. Thanks in advance, Harry |
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