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Old 02-28-2008 | 07:48 PM
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i read where you should drill a small hole in the bottom of your fuselodge in case of a fuel spill so it will have a way out any suggestions on dressing the hole up a little bit like inserting something thru the hole so it wont look like "a hole" ?
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The hole is small and on the bottom of the "fuselage" where it won't be seen. I wouldn't worry about it. Drill before covering if able at the rear of the fuel tank area (or lowest point). May want to "fuel proof" the hole with a bit of epoxy or thin CA when done. If not the fuel will soak into the wood.
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what size hole will it take say 3\16 or so
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That would be fine.

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