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From: "Dominic V Crain" <domcrain@tpg.com.au>
Subject: RE: [LML] Canopy seal (not pressurized)
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Steve,
I use a common weather seal from the hardware joint and it seems to work
fine. I replace it (takes 5 minutes a side if that) every now and again. =
It
sounds like it is the same as you already have. Maybe there is a better
product.
Cheers
Dom Crain
VH-CZJ

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Steve
Reeves
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Subject: [LML] Canopy seal (not pressurized)

My canopy "seal" material is coming off after many years, so I can't=20
complain.  I want to put something new on, and was wondering what you=20
guys with 320/360's were using around the edges of your canopy as=20
well as what adhesive you're using.  Mine current "sealing" material=20
looks like a small strip with fine hairs on it.

Steve Reeves
Glasair 1FT 38SR


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