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Posted for peter goudinoff <peterg@dakotacom.net>:

  I'm in the process of fitting the cowling on my Legacy.
  Question:  If I use fuel tank sealer to coat the insides of the cowl, will
the coating suffer heat damage from the exhaust?
  
  Thanx
  
  Peter Goudinoff
  L2K2C


[Many folks are installing a Zetex liner to the areas inside their cowls that 
directly face the hot exhaust components.  This protects not only the interior 
finish but the structural integrity as well by insulating the exposed areas of 
the composite structure from the intense heat.  Install Zetex first then fuel 
sealer up to its edges.  FWIW.    <Marv>    ]