REFLECTOR: Top door strake dents
reflector@tvbf.org
reflector@tvbf.org
Wed, 29 Oct 2003 10:27:38 EST
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Does anyone out there with a top door model, who didn't think ahead and
reinforce the tops of the strakes near the door, have dents from climbing in and
out? I just got my airplane back from the painter, complete with dents on both
sides where he climbed around doing his final polishing. He said he'd fix them,
but I know from past experience that while he'll do a great job, it could
take a year. I'm wondering now if the wait will be worth it if they are
inevitable. I know I'll be careful, but what about everyone else? Anyone have them and
cover them up somehow? Anyone?
Doug Hayes
Boulder, CO
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id he'd fix them, but I know from past experience that while he'll do a=
great job, it could take a year. I'm wondering now if the wait will be=
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