"P.S. I'm getting tired of trying to honestly give you the facts. Yet there are those who just can't see it. That's it"
By the way, this is why I don't get involved in these over hashed discussions any longer. There are always people on both sides that are giving the "facts" as they see them and get miffed if you don't agree with their "facts". Too bad because it is the newbies that sufferer because they never get a straight answer because by the time it settles down the discussion has gotten to the point that you can't tell what the question was. The FAA doesn't even agree on the regs. Go ahead and test it and call a dozen FSDO and don't be surprised if you get 10 different answers. Kevin1 P.S. Remember the spinner?????? --- In [email protected], ebengui...@... wrote: > > Hartmut, > I know there is no TSO on fabrics (I used it for an example) But there are > FAA regs on upholstery materials now. YOU can do what you wish Hartmut, an > FAA approved shop would not use flammable materials under any circumstances, > but as mentioned earlier safety is the name of the game. > P.S. I'm getting tired of trying to honestly give you the facts. Yet there > are those who just can't see it. That's it > Prof. ED >
