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#1
December 26th 05, 03:25 PM
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Airtex Interiors
Looks we going with a complete new Airtex interior for our Warrior.
Has anybody here has any expirence with the "Duraplush" fabric? - wear/staining/cleaning etc. Our Cessna had the "Duraweave" and it was very rugged. Also , any thoughts on painting the headliner? We will be using the SEM paints..... Dave 
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December 26th 05, 04:24 PM
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Why in the name of God's Good Geese would you PAINT the headliner?
Jim "Dave" wrote in message ... Also , any thoughts on painting the headliner? We will be using the SEM paints..... Dave
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#3
December 26th 05, 06:27 PM
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'Cause Dodd at Airtex sugested it should be an "off-white" (towards
grey) to complement the light grey interior. The present "white" headliner (vinyl) is white offset to beige (warm white) . Either to be painted or changed.... And I think he is right.....It will look better... Dave On Mon, 26 Dec 2005 08:24:41 -0800, "RST Engineering" wrote: Why in the name of God's Good Geese would you PAINT the headliner? Jim "Dave" wrote in message .. . Also , any thoughts on painting the headliner? We will be using the SEM paints..... Dave
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#4
December 27th 05, 06:02 PM
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I have an off-white headliner with light grey interior, and it never
appeared odd to me. But then, I'm not an interior decorator :-)
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#5
December 30th 05, 08:17 PM
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Dave wrote:
Looks we going with a complete new Airtex interior for our Warrior. Has anybody here has any expirence with the "Duraplush" fabric? - wear/staining/cleaning etc. Our Cessna had the "Duraweave" and it was very rugged. Also , any thoughts on painting the headliner? We will be using the SEM paints..... Dave I've used SEM several times on aircraft interiors. It works well and should be fine for the headliner since it's for flexible material.
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