goodings(at)yorku.ca Guest
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Posted: Sun Oct 22, 2006 7:27 am Post subject: Zenith-List Digest: Inspection Plates (domed covers) |
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We used the bottom of a glass jar (with a "hat brim" about 3/4 inches wide
made from aluminum, plastic, cardboard or whatever) as a male mold for our
fuel sender fibreglass cover. One can adjust the height, the cover has a
nice low flat profile, and one can find a jar of almost any diameter. We
covered the mold with parafin wax before putting on the fibreglass. We
put a slight curve in the hat brim, roughly to match the turtle deck over
the header tank, in our case. Later, we taped a piece of fine sandpaper
to the turtle deck, and sanded the hat brim to give a perfect fit to the
turtle deck curve. The final cover with a neoprene gasket was put on with
8 #4 SS sheet metal screws. It seems to work well, and looks good.
John Goodings, C-FGPJ CH601HD with R912S, Toronto, Waterloo, Ottawa
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