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Posted for "Field, Peter B" <peter.b.field@boeing.com>:
Bill:
I'd try heat first. Strap/clamp it down so as to take out the
twist mechanically and then heat it up to around 250 degrees. Most of
the twist may be in the trailing edge. I have used the heat gun and a
hand held surface IR reading thermometer to straighten trailing edges
and things like that. You may be able to remove the "twist" that way.
If you closed out the flap on an uneven surface the twist may take more
drastic measures. If you have to split it open you can use air pressure
as one means. Let me know how you make out.
Regards,
Pete
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