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NO! Glue it on and go !

Of course be sure no corrosion on anything before you start. Wipe everything
clean with acetone and then glue the fabric on.

----- Original Message -----
From: <pequeajim@dcsol.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2006 7:34 PM
Subject: [rebel-builders] Preping surfaces to cover

I am covering my ailerons with the Poly-Fiber method.

It says to wash all the aluminum parts with Poly-Fiber E-2310 Phosphoric
Acid
Etch and Brightner with a Scotch Bright pad.

Then wash with the E-2300 Conversion coating.

Then prime with Poly-Fiber EP-420 Epoxy Primer.

Then I can start to cover.

Is all of this necessary?




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Ok, thanks, I guess I'm ready to go then

On 10/21/2006 3:47 PM, oifa@irishfield.on.ca wrote to rebel-builders:

-> NO! Glue it on and go !
->
-> Of course be sure no corrosion on anything before you start. Wipe
everything
-> clean with acetone and then glue the fabric on.
->
-> ----- Original Message -----
-> From: <pequeajim@dcsol.com>
-> To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
-> Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2006 7:34 PM
-> Subject: [rebel-builders] Preping surfaces to cover
->
->
-> >I am covering my ailerons with the Poly-Fiber method.
-> >
-> > It says to wash all the aluminum parts with Poly-Fiber E-2310
Phosphoric
-> > Acid
-> > Etch and Brightner with a Scotch Bright pad.
-> >
-> > Then wash with the E-2300 Conversion coating.
-> >
-> > Then prime with Poly-Fiber EP-420 Epoxy Primer.
-> >
-> > Then I can start to cover.
-> >
-> > Is all of this necessary?
-> >
-> >
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At 03:34 PM 10/21/2006 -0800, you wrote:

I am covering my ailerons with the Poly-Fiber method.

It says to wash all the aluminum parts with Poly-Fiber E-2310 Phosphoric

Acid

Etch and Brightner with a Scotch Bright pad.

Then wash with the E-2300 Conversion coating.

Then prime with Poly-Fiber EP-420 Epoxy Primer.

Then I can start to cover.

Is all of this necessary?

I sure hope not.
Drew



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I used scotch brite then acetone then EP420 epoxy primer.
No conversion coating and no phosphoric acid etch.

If you use primer it must be epoxy and have time to harden so that the
other chemicals don't dissolve it.

Ken

pequeajim@dcsol.com wrote:

I am covering my ailerons with the Poly-Fiber method.

It says to wash all the aluminum parts with Poly-Fiber E-2310 Phosphoric Acid
Etch and Brightner with a Scotch Bright pad.

Then wash with the E-2300 Conversion coating.

Then prime with Poly-Fiber EP-420 Epoxy Primer.

Then I can start to cover.

Is all of this necessary?

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Why the epoxy primer if you were going to cover it?


On 10/21/2006 7:17 PM, klehman@albedo.net wrote to rebel-builders:

-> I used scotch brite then acetone then EP420 epoxy primer.
-> No conversion coating and no phosphoric acid etch.
->
-> If you use primer it must be epoxy and have time to harden so that the
-> other chemicals don't dissolve it.
->
-> Ken
->
-> pequeajim@dcsol.com wrote:
->
-> >I am covering my ailerons with the Poly-Fiber method.
-> >
-> >It says to wash all the aluminum parts with Poly-Fiber E-2310 Phosphoric
Acid
-> >Etch and Brightner with a Scotch Bright pad.
-> >
-> >Then wash with the E-2300 Conversion coating.
-> >
-> >Then prime with Poly-Fiber EP-420 Epoxy Primer.
-> >
-> >Then I can start to cover.
-> >
-> >Is all of this necessary?
-> >
-> >
-> >
-> >
->
->





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To slow corrosion. You won't be alive when that's an issue IMHO

----- Original Message -----
From: <pequeajim@dcsol.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 22, 2006 2:23 PM
Subject: Re: [rebel-builders] Preping surfaces to cover

Why the epoxy primer if you were going to cover it?


On 10/21/2006 7:17 PM, klehman@albedo.net wrote to rebel-builders:

-> I used scotch brite then acetone then EP420 epoxy primer.
-> No conversion coating and no phosphoric acid etch.
->
-> If you use primer it must be epoxy and have time to harden so that the
-> other chemicals don't dissolve it.
->
-> Ken
->
-> pequeajim@dcsol.com wrote:
->
-> >I am covering my ailerons with the Poly-Fiber method.
-> >
-> >It says to wash all the aluminum parts with Poly-Fiber E-2310
Phosphoric
Acid
-> >Etch and Brightner with a Scotch Bright pad.
-> >
-> >Then wash with the E-2300 Conversion coating.
-> >
-> >Then prime with Poly-Fiber EP-420 Epoxy Primer.
-> >
-> >Then I can start to cover.
-> >
-> >Is all of this necessary?
-> >
-> >
-> >
-> >
->
->





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After looking at the Poly-Fiber manual, I think these instructions refer
to prepping aluminum for painting, not for prep under fabric.

Ron
254R


pequeajim@dcsol.com wrote:

I am covering my ailerons with the Poly-Fiber method.

It says to wash all the aluminum parts with Poly-Fiber E-2310 Phosphoric Acid
Etch and Brightner with a Scotch Bright pad.

Then wash with the E-2300 Conversion coating.

Then prime with Poly-Fiber EP-420 Epoxy Primer.

Then I can start to cover.

Is all of this necessary?

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