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FWIW...
I don't know for sure about Alons, but I'd guess Mooney just
propagated whatever they were doing. According to the Cadet service
manual, the sloshing compound was 3M's EC-776 ...
www.3mcompany.gen.tr/intl/kr/img/adh/adhesives/scotch-grip/EC776.pdf
At 06:52 AM 3/5/2007 -0600, Ed Burkhead wrote:
I've since heard John Wright, Jr., (of Coupe fuel tank rebuilding
fame) exclaim that no sloshing compound is legal in a Coupe. If so,
there are bunches of illegal Coupes. And maybe the Alon was made
under different rules. But the sloshing compound becomes more of an
issue if fuel is used that contains additives which might attack the
sloshing compound.
Karl Sutterfield
N9532V, Mooney M10 Cadet s.n. 700022
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Kerrville, TX 78029
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