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June 15th 08, 05:24 PM
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Glue removal - ceconite
I'm in the process of removing the fabric covering (ceconite) from my
wings and am now faced with the problem of glue removal from the leading/trailing edges and assorted ribs. MEK will disolve it, but with much patience. I find coating with MEK, letting it sit (unfortunately, it's evaporating really quickly), then going over it multiple times with a MEK-soaked non-metalic pad will get the job done. Is there a smarter way to do this? - MIke 
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