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Subject: Re:  360 Inboard Gear Door Hinges
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In a message dated 4/19/0 9:30:56 PM, you wrote:

<<When I first installed mine, I blindly popriveted them to the cockpit 
closeout rib just like the manual says....>>

Don't feel bad.  I blindly scooped away the honeycomb and glassed in an 
aluminum strip, just like the manual said.  Then I installed nutplates and 
bolted on the hinge.  Don Goetz said "That was stupid.  The aluminum is for 
when you don't scoop out the honeycomb and you pop rivet the hinge on.  If 
you scoop out the honeycomb and go glass-to-glass, you don't need the 
aluminum strip."

- Rob Wolf
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