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coop85(at)bellsouth.net Guest
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Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 3:39 pm Post subject: Putting on the top question |
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I am ready to permanently install the top and have a question for those that
have completed this stage. I plan to put in a fabric headliner, but haven't
quite picked out the color scheme/material. The plans recommend
painting/installing liners prior to putting on the lid, but that would cause
me a significant delay (and I'm not terribly patient when it comes to big
progress moments like this). Am I going to really regret not doing certain
prep work, or is it a minor inconvenience to do later.
One other thing I noted that is causing me to go this direction, it
looks like I'll just be scratching the paint even more around the forward
bulkhead during the final install so I'm hesitant to get too far on the
finish work.
Thanks,
Marcus
40286 - It's really starting to look like an airplane!
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rv10es(at)earthlink.net Guest
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Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 4:15 pm Post subject: Putting on the top question |
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I would do as much of the interior work as possible. Yes it will
need some repair later but it beats laying upside down to do sanding,
gluing etc.
Do not archive.
rob kermanj
rv10es(at)earthlink.net
On Jan 16, 2006, at 6:39 PM, Marcus Cooper wrote:
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<coop85(at)bellsouth.net>
I am ready to permanently install the top and have a question for
those that
have completed this stage. I plan to put in a fabric headliner,
but haven't
quite picked out the color scheme/material. The plans recommend
painting/installing liners prior to putting on the lid, but that
would cause
me a significant delay (and I'm not terribly patient when it comes
to big
progress moments like this). Am I going to really regret not doing
certain
prep work, or is it a minor inconvenience to do later.
One other thing I noted that is causing me to go this direction, it
looks like I'll just be scratching the paint even more around the
forward
bulkhead during the final install so I'm hesitant to get too far on
the
finish work.
Thanks,
Marcus
40286 - It's really starting to look like an airplane!
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bob.condrey(at)baesystems Guest
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Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 6:13 am Post subject: Putting on the top question |
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Marcus,
I would do as much sanding/filling on the top interior as possible
before installing permanently. If you're going to paint the interior
top, I'd also do that before installing. If you're going with a
headliner and the surface prep is finished, it won't be too bad to
install later. You will be dealing with Proseal (aft cabin top to
tailcone interface), epoxy (door frame to cabin side interface + misc),
window adhesive and some interior paint after installing the top - lot's
of opportunity for a headliner to get damaged. It's probably easier to
avoid than protect.
Bob #40105
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