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chenoweth(at)gwi.net
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Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 5:03 pm Post subject: spraylat

I received my finishing kit early this month and so  far have stored my canopy in its original protective plastic.  It could  easily be a year before I get to it (though I certainly hope not) so I'm hoping  to get advice on the best way to store it.  Also, has anyone gotten  Spraylat experience?  I'm considering using it during the fitting stages  but I have no idea what this would be like and if it's a good idea.   Comments, please.

 Bill

 9 tailwheel

 Albion, Maine

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bill(at)repucci.com
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Posted: Wed Jun 27, 2007 7:02 pm Post subject: spraylat

Bill,

  

 I put  some cardboard on the floor and stood it up on end against a wall, out of the  way.  It survived well.

  

 As for  Spraylat, I have no clue what that is.

  

 Bill

  

 

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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 6:42 am Post subject: spraylat

Bill,

 Thanks for the reply.  Did you take the  protective plastic off the canopy during storage?  Did you have any kind of  protection on it while you were fitting it?

  

 Spraylat appears to be some kind of protective  spray-on coating.  I have never seen it, have only heard about it (mostly  on the RV list when someone has problems getting it off), my tech advisor has  used it, Van's (Scott Risan) has never used it so can't comment.

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 Bill

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wowens(at)darientel.net
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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 2:50 pm Post subject: spraylat

If you use the wretched stuff put it on  HEAVY .  Don't leave it on  a year. It can be a bitch  to get off. I will use heavy plastic taped over my canopy to protect it.  The windows on my Velocity  took days to clean off 1 fingernail full  at a time.

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Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2007 4:32 pm Post subject: spraylat

Based on yours and others' comments it looks like I  should leave the plastic it came in on while I store it and then make some  decision about the Spraylat later.  Primarily I'm trying to find a good way  to protect it while I'm messing with it during the fitting process.  I've  done a couple of Kitfox skylight/windshields but they're made of Lexan and I've  left the protective paper or plasticized paper on them till they're completely  finished - as you may know Lexan scratches with a sharp look.   

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Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 10:37 am Post subject: Re: spraylat alternative

To store an item for short or long period of time, just wrap it up in Intercept Shrinkfilm or if you want additional padding, ArmorShield Plus Intercept.  Intercept doesn't use chemicals to protect against atmospheric corrosive gases, rather it sacrificially removes the gases.  Don't use any VCIs, it's hell on polycarbonate.

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