From: RWolf99@aol.com
Message-ID: <b1.2435165.2728796f@aol.com>
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2000 13:59:11 EDT
Subject: Re: LNC2 Canopy Foam Stiffener
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In a message dated 10/24/00 11:10:11 PM EST, Charles Keller writes:

<<     1.    The book says to use "white foam" for the canopy
 reinforcement. What is white foam and where do you find it? ACS catalog
 doesn't seem to have such a thing. >>

I believe that this refers to the old Clark foam that was customary several 
years ago.  I just used the yellow foam ("Last-a-foam", I think) that came 
with the kit.  Aircraft Spruce touts the yellow Last-a-foam as the 
replacement for the white Clark foam.

By the way, I tried to cut a beveled edge on the foam with a utility knife 
without much luck.  I mean, it cuts like butter but came out a little ragged. 
 I quickly switched to a small piece of sandpaper (100 grit, I think) and got 
a nice clean edge in just a few minutes.  Maybe 5 minutes for the entire 
perimeter of the foam piece.  Rough out the shape with a razor knife and sand 
to final shape by hand.  It will look great and probably take you longer to 
get the foam out of wherever you store it than it will take to make the piece.

- Rob Wolf
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