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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Noel Quinones Motta" <noel@cginteractive.com>:

Do not paint your plane or put any sound proofing foam or material or
upholstery before , at least , 50 hours of flying. If you can wait until
the 100 hours inspection to do this, the better. There is no better
feeling than been able to inspect your plane's skin and bonding
structure without having to wonder what's going on under your rug.

Noel

N9070R IVP 150 hours