Although it requires the ability to invert the fuse, or that it be
done before top half bonding, a simple and lightweight method is
fiberglass over foam. I used two-part, foam-making chemical mix,
sanded flush, followed by 2 layers of light weight glass. At the
rear, I removed some of the result to install a cabin speaker, which
then allows access for mounting the door hinges. At the front hinges,
I just drilled all the way through, enlarged the holes in the glass to
3/8' and installed plastic snap plugs.
Regards,
Fred F., A063
> Hi All,
>
> I am going to put some plywood in the roof as suggested in the manual. Must
> this fit between the joggles for the hinges, or can I extend further forward
> and aft ?. I was wondering typically how deep are folks making these and
> how they were fastening them to the roof.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul McAllister
> Builder 363 - http://pma.obtero.net
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