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Steve asks:
<<Can you order in less than 50 yard increments?>>

I do not know what their current policy is or if they sell through 
distributors.

This may be something Vern may be interested in stocking at Lancair.  As 
I recall you need about three yards to do the cowling and wheel well. I 
would recommend that anyone interested in using this material send Vern 
an email that says:

Dear Vern:

If you decide to stock ZertexPlus 600A I would order (how many you need) 
yards.

Please post your plans on the Lancair List.

Thank you.
Joe Builder

If Vern gets enough interest then everybody benefits.

Compliments of the season,
Brent Regan

<<I used a product called ZetexPlus 600 A   (A = Aluminum Foil laminated 
) manufactured by Newtex Industries 716 924 9135 www.newtex.com.  This 
is remarkable stuff. After shutdown the areas protected by the Zetex 
closest to the turbos are cool to the touch while the areas not 
protected but away from the turbos are 120+ degrees. I also lined the 
nose wheel well with this stuff to give additional fire protection.  It 
is thin and light and installs easily with 3M 777 spray adhesive. Seal 
the perimeter from oil with RTV silicone. I have repaired damage to the 
aluminum outer layer by gluing down a patch heavy duty kitchen aluminum 
foil with high temperature RTV silicone.

Spec sheet http://www.newtex.com/pdf/600AlumFoil10-99.PDF
 >>