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Old December 8th 04, 05:24 AM
tony roberts
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Did you change the weight & balance?
Do the materials used meet the burn ratings?
Other than that, you are probably OK (from a Canadian perspective

Tony
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In article . net,
"Mike Schumann" wrote:

If I own a single engine airplane that needs some interior upholstery and
trim repairs, can I contract with an automotive upholstery repair shop to do
the work, or do I need to use an FAA Repair Station?

Thanks,





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