Ron, It will not take months. It is very easy. On the Ercoupe you won't be stitching so it should be a joke. I just starting covering a Pietenpol wing yesterday and thus far I have the covering on there, using the cement seams method, and I have the right one about 1/3 stitched. I have been working evenings so you see it will go so amazingly fast. Probably you should just buy envelopes for it rather than piecing it together. My biggest problem on covering, besides the stitching that is, has been forming the tapes down around curves, but this is much less a problem on wings than fuselages. Don't skimp on the Poly-Spray either, if you are using the system) I hate to see people try that. I would recommend Aerothane on them as my 20 year old Aerothane looks almost brand new. The Ercoupe wing makes about the best that you will ever see, most people who don't know about planes think mine are metal. It is much harder to get the old covering off them than to recover them! Glen
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