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did I see that you used SAND?...and BLASTED it?....

jan zanutto wrote:

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> Paul,
>
> I found one thing that is excellent on old masking tape. Go to the auto
> parts store and get a spray can of gasket remover- when you spray it on,
> wait about 15 seconds and the tape turns to gel and starts to lift, then
> I just removed it with a plastic scraper. You should only spray a small
> area, because the stuff dries up quickly and then you have a rock-hard
> mess that's worse than the original tape.
>
> I spent 4 hours this morning sandblasting the inside of my fuselage to
> get it paint ready. The center spar section cleaned up really good, but
> I'm only about 1/2 through. I am going to be repainting everything
> inside, including the control column, behind the firewall and under the
> floorboards. The gun got plugged up and I got really slowed down, then
> once the gun cleared up it started shooting sand pretty good, but it was
> getting hot so I quit.
>
> I have my tails all stripped and ready for paint. Also, my landing gear,
> mags and carb are ready for paint. I pulled out my rudder bellcrank
> (bolted inside the stabilizer) because it was really jammed up. It'll
> give me a chance to clean it and lube it properly.
>
> I located 2 magneto rotors that are used but re-magnetized so I'm gonna
> stay with my bendixs for now. They are tagged for $85.00 each. They have
> coils for 68.00, and everything else in my mags is OK. So I'm spending
> 300 on the mags instead of 900 for a pair of new ones.
>
> That's all for now--
>
> jan zanutto
> 415G
> Fresno, ca
> On Fri, 18 Aug 2000 15:16:58 -0700 Paul Anton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > Well I have all the corrosion off and the rear beam back
> > together all riveted up.  I only had to use 4 or 5 rivets a size
> > larger due to bad holes and removed and replaced 3 or 4
> > of my rivets that turned out ugly. (It helps if you put the proper
> > rivet set in the gun a 3/32 set used on a 1/4 rivet makes a pretty
> > ugly rivet head) <G>
> >
> > I wasn't able to find walnut shell media of the right grade
> > locally. I used a fine grade aluminum oxide and turned
> > the air pressure down. It did a BEAUTIFUL job. The
> > corrosion came off with the lightest touch of the gun and
> > left a real nice finish.  No pitting to speak of. A few more
> > years untreated and it would have been a different story.
> >
> > What are the compression fittings used on the pitot &
> > static lines? They appear to be automotive. Are they
> > standard? Who made them.
> >
> > I know at work we have about  or 5 different makes of tube
> > fittings and non are compatible with each other.
> >
> > Does someone have a copy of Skyport's wing landing
> > light installation instructions? I would like to prep the wing
> > for the light. I am unsure if I'll buy another kit or remove the
> > light
> > assembly from 73H's present wing.  I sure would like to buy
> > a copy of the installation instructions.
> >
> > I am spending more time removing the old masking tape
> > from the wings then I did removing the corrosion. :-( MEK
> > juts makes a gummy mess. I think I'll bite the bullet and use the
> > proper anti-chafing tape. <G>
> >
> > I made a simple rotisserie to work on the wings. It sure makes
> > it easy to work always standing up. I'll send a photo if anyone
> > is would like to see it. I made it from scrap pipe in about 30
> > minutes.
> >
> > I am considering using Aluminum Rive-Nuts in the wing to hold
> > the fairings on. All the holes are enlarged and Rive-Nuts would be
> > the simple fix. Nut plates would be a LOT more work. I think if
> > I use some Lok-Tight on the Rive-Nuts I won't have to worry about
> > using the keyed type.  The small projection of the Rive-Nut above
> > the rib surface should be handled by the finish tape. I'd welcome
> > comments here. Has anyone gone this route?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Cheers:
> >
> > Paul
> > N2273H
> >
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