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I am in the process of restoring a Cessna 170. It is a major restoration
with many fuselage and wing skin pieces being replaced. How should I treat the interior surfaces? I initially planned to paint everything with zinc chromate. But the more I look into this, the more I worry about the toxicity of the zinc chromate and the lack of effectiveness in terms of corrosion proofing. I've heard of folks using self-etching primers, wash primers, epoxy primers, nothing at all, or even spray can enamels. What would you recommend? Thanks, Alex N170W Cessna 170B |
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