Just getting my Funtana together after getting it for Christmas.

I've dreaded glueing on the stab as I feel that it is always the most error prone part of putting together an airplane. I probably spent 2-3 hours measuring and re-checking the stab alignment until I glued it. After I applied a filet of slow CA, I noticed that the stab was not exactly in horizontal alignment with the wing. When I look at it from behind, the stab is tilted probably 3 degrees in relation to the wing. It wasn't like that when I initially checked it.

What should I do? The stab is already very much glued in place. I thought about trying to change the angle a little bit by using the carbon rods to push up the low side. This seems to just flex the stab instead of leveling it out though.

How bad will it fly? I really wanted this plane to be as perfect as possible but it seems like it will destroy it if I try to fix it. I been fuming all week. My wife is sick of hearing about it.

Thanks,

chris