#1
Posted: 3/26/2010 18:28:02
Looking for informative tips on rejuvanating the fabric/polytone finish on a set of wings finished 20 yrs ago, They have fine cracks here and there with a few spots of ringworm. Otherwise the fabric looks and feelsvery good.Nice and tight. No peeling or delamination. Looking thru the inspection holes at a light shows what one might think of seeing a few stars in a dark sky. I have read the poly manuel, I am looking for something in the archives or first t hand experience. What really happens when you spray on two or three coats of poly fiber rejuvanator???? thanks Bob
#2
Posted: 3/26/2010 22:10:10
Modified: 3/26/2010 22:11:30
Call Jim Miller, the owner of Aircraft Technical Support. They are a dealer and both Jim and Dondi Miller have much experience in this area. They will have the answer your looking for. 1-877-877-3334
MJ
#3
Posted: 4/1/2010 21:59:16
The best one to talk to would be Jon Goldenbaum at Poly Fiber. Call their number on the manual. Great guy and more than happy to help. I have taken several courses from him.
Cheers
Bill
#4
Posted: 4/2/2010 02:50:17
I have used the process once before on a Super Cub. I added the rejuvinator to the new paint and repainted the plane. It looked like new when finnished. This was in 1989 and if I can't find the photo the plane should not be hard to track down. It belonged to the FAA out of OKC and was used to train their pilots. I would like to see how it held up myself. If I can find the photo it will have the n number on it so you should be able to track down the plane. Roger
#5
Posted: 4/2/2010 03:07:23
The question is not so much as how the plane looked but how well it held up. I think the scan came through. See if you can locate a current photo and let me know. Roger
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