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Old February 13th 05, 12:25 AM
Allan Morrison
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Default painted airtight window screen as a "surface"

Anybody tried to use painted airtight windowscreen(fiberglass or
nylon?)as a flat surface covering material?

I have looked at (via google) various aircraft covering materials(some
brandname)and am not impressed with their costs, their "painting"
requirements (labor+++), their mechanical toughness or their local
availability.

After installation probably two coats of paint would provide an
airtight surface

OR

the window screen could be painted on a flat polyethylene surface, let
dry and then installed.

Since the screen is so thin, two layers (one grid oriented 45 degrees
to the other) would provide a very strong and tough surface.

Any opinions? TIA.
 




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