ORIGINAL: BasinBum
If you were complaining about fumes I'd understand but if sanding is your biggest concern I say you need to use less and be neat so you don't have to sand CA. The build goes so frikken fast with CA and the fuse doublers are the only area where alphatic is called for.
Well, perhaps you can show me how to avoid "sanding CA" on a butt joint, such as where wing LE sheeting meets LE stock, the sticks in the tail surfaces, etc.
I do use CA is certain places, such as on ribs under sheeting, etc.; and as for how much glue, I use enough...
Actually, I was taught that one should use epoxy on wide, flat surfaces. The water in aliphatic usually causes the wood to curl when used in laminating, such as those doublers. Its one of the few areas I was told NOT to use aliphatic.
Whatever. Different strokes, and all of that...