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Okay, guys, I appreciate the humor, but do you have any idea what it's like 
to live with 6 cats and two dogs?  You've clearly never walked into the 
garage and seen the biggest cat sitting inside the inverted Lancair canopy -- 
I could just imagine those claws digging into the plexiglass -- I went very, 
very quietly up to him to collect him without startling him....

Speaking of canopies, I was wiping a fiberglass part with methylene chloride 
this weekend while standing next to the canopy (which was inverted on the 
floor in its wooden cradle) when I jostled my arm and spilled a little 
methylene chloride on it.  Just a few drops but it scared the life out of me. 
 Fortunately, the protective covering was still on it and I had just retaped 
the small bit around the edge with electrical tape.  No damage, fortunately, 
as the plexiglass was fully covered.  But a lesson to be learned which I 
share with the rest of you.  Don't go anywhere near your plexiglass with 
methylene chloride, and always keep it fully covered.  Even the little bit 
around the edge.

- Rob Wolf
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LML website:   http://www.olsusa.com/Users/Mkaye/maillist.html
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Please send your photos and drawings to marvkaye@olsusa.com.
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