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November 5th 04, 07:48 PM
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dirty bird
A question for those of you who tie down:
I flew just a couple days ago, then went out to the airport today. I was APALLED at how dirty my plane got! We had a little rain, and there's been frost in the morning, but I still couldn't believe how dirty she was. Does anyone have a good method for washing their plane out on the tarmac? Is it even possible? I was thinking of bringing gallon jugs of water out. I'm interested to hear your solutions. Thanks, Adam N7966L Beech Super III 
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