The areas you mentioned of the fuselage, that have a web-like appearance could
be caused by shrinking paint/filler, or in the worst case, by impact damage to
the sandwich leading to the collapse of the thin foam core.
For this case, there are instructions in the mail list somewhere.
A simple and effective way to look through it is to do just that, with a strong
(cool) light placed on the inside of the fuselage.
Enjoy,
Alex Kaarsberg
> On 18 Nov 2017, at 18:10, Vlodek9 <rv9a2000@gmail.com> wrote:
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> I'm attaching a pic of a snapped off pice of what I think is the filler. I do
believe that this is the case in most if not all of the bubbles that are on
the wing.
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> I want to thank everyone that replied so far. You guys gave me allot to think
about and yes, depending on what I find once I open all the bubbles, I may
decide
to take it to a professional.
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> However, I am still interested in what materials (filler, resin, etc) are
> suggested
for working with as it pertains to the Europa. I would like to learn about
this stuff and unfortunately the best way I learn is hands on and by making
mistakes. Not on the airplane in this case, but practicing on the "bench".
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> So if anyone does have experience with a certain resin, filler, etc that
> he/she
would recommend, please let me know the brand/type/manufactures and I'll start
my research/learning.
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> Thanks
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