Ed wrote:
> Hi Tony
> snip
> We did it by first applying masking tape parallel with the ribs right
> next to the 45 degree cut-outs in the core, then applied the flox,
> levelling it to be a flush as possible with the cores, laying clear
> plastic over it, and using a squeegee to remove the excess flox. The
> masking tape stops the flox from getting on to the flying surface
> profile of the cores whilst you manipulate the flox with the squeegee.
> Then whilst it was still wet, removed the masking tape and do the skin
> lay-ups.
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I endorse Ed's technique - it works well, although if you let the flox begin to
stiffen before you go for the cloth, it makes it easier to end up with a flat
joint.
Peel plying the entire LE.... not sure that's a good idea - I think that it adds
weight.
Miles
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