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I own a DG and the interior pockets are quickly becoming less like
pockets and more like tubes without bottoms...if you know what I mean. So I am planning a winter project to replace these pockets. I can sew but a few questions leap to mind; 1) What material are pockets typically made of? Anything special that I won't find at the local sewing shop? 2) What is used at the top of the pocket to make it stretchy. 3) The pocket is attached to a long piece of matching material along the interior. I assume that this long piece has some stiff material inside to give it rigidity. What is it? 4) I assume that the old pocket is glued to the wall of the glider. Any tricks in removing this? 5) What do I use to attach the new pocket to the wall of the glider? Thanks in advance for your suggestions. As always I will photograph my results and put them on my web site. http://aviation.derosaweb.net. - John DeRosa |
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