OK so you all know that I hate sheeting wings. Well here's why, In the directions it tells you to glue the 1/16" x 4" sheets to the upper sub spar and then after you have finished the top to wet them and flip it over and glue them down. WELL one of the sheets was really hard and I hadn't noticed until I was TRYING to roll it around the leading edge. The sheet was soaking wet in windex and wouldn't bend well at all so I decided to soak it and put some rubber bands around it and to leave it over night and then repeat it until it was good to go. Well I decided to move some of the rubber bands around a bit and BROKE the sheet in half. DAMN. DAMN. So I tore it off as best I could and then smoked a bunch of cigarette's. I decided to try the other side and it went over and around the leading edge like warm butter.

So now I need to sand all of the remaining leading edge sheeting off and try to get the CA off with out screwing it all up before I can try it again. I would love to tell you all the choice words I had when it happened but the moderators would probably not allow me back.

By the way the rubber band when placed at each rib location work just great at holding the edges down with out bowing it at all. Just make sure you put a little piece of tissue or toilet paper at the trailing edge because the rubber band will make a small indentation otherwise.

Dave