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On Mar 22, 10:24*am, wrote:
On Mar 22, 11:55*am, BravoNiner wrote: Time to replace some yaw strings. *Can anyone recommend a good way to remove old tape residue without doing violence to the canopies? Thanks, Mark -- B9 Try 3M's "General Purpose Adhesive Remover" Part Number: 08984 It's excellent on a number of surface types. I can't recall using it on Plexiglas--but get a can and try it on a scrap piece. I've found the product online and at Ace Hardware. It's great on my painted surface for removing gap seal tape residue--and it doesn't affect the acrylic finish. What I do now with my string: drill a very small hole at the point where you want the string on the canopy. Insert the yarn string and secure with a small "keeper" from the inside. This totally eliminates the tape. The keeper I use is a hobby-store RC accessory used for push rod connections. Made of nylon, I super glue it to the string and it works well. Doesn't mar the canopy. No, the horror. Drilling a hole in the canopy for a yaw string? Bumper's yaw strings are the way to go. The clear plastic base looks so professional. Darryl |
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