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I decided to paint my HP-24 myself. Overall it turned out nice and
saved me a whole bunch of money, while not "perfect" it will do just fine. For a guy with a CostCo hoop house and a Harbor Freight conversion gun I'm pleased! My question is: how long should I wait to apply protective wax to the airframe? And.................any suggestions which "wax" or product to use? I never did wax my Apis after we painted it, and later in life it started developing moisture blisters, while not as heinous as the blisters I've seen on other painted sailplanes at my field, they were rather horrifying to see just the same. My hopes are that putting on a good protective barrier should help with this. Regards, Brad |
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