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I'd like to buy a Ceconite covered a/c. The covering was applied 20
years ago. How do you determine how much life is left in the fabric? I know it's highly variable with factors like 'where was it stored?' and 'can I see light thru the fuselage?', just hoping for more information - Mike |
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There is no reliable way to determine the remaining life.
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