Martin,
My initial (knee jerk) response to bin liners was that I didn't like it 'cause
I couldn't see through it when positioning the glass onto the piece. Now that
I actually put some thought into, I realize that if I trim the liner to the
edges of the glass before going to the piece, that point becomes moot. Thank
you for reminding me of this technique.
Steve "Anybody want to buy a few thousand feet of cling film?" Genotte
P.S. That's great news re: your power plant. I may have to come to Sun 'n Fun
just to see your Europa there. (No pressure!)
"Martin J.Tuck" wrote:
> Hi Steve,
>
> Ohhhhhhhhhooooooooooooo (my reaction when you admitted to leaving cling
> film behind).
>
> I'd use black bin liner if I were you. I found it easier to work with as
> its a tad thicker than cling film - and it doesn't cling to itself.
>
> Also you can see how you've wetted out as you have a nice black background
> to work with. And you cannot leave any behind!
>
> Cranked (but not started) my engine over today for the first time - and
> after a lot of cadjoling got my oil pressure rising as its supposed to. Its
> all getting rather exciting now!
>
> Regards
>
> Martin Tuck
> N152MT
> Wichita.
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