On my Sig Somethin Extra I sanded the wrong side of the aileron when making a bevel. DOH!!! What should I do now? Call Sig and get another aileron sheet or can I fix it?

Thanks for the help

-Brian

Your hobby shop should carry aileron stock.

The SSE has a laser cut aileron ... 4 pieces total.

I would sand the other one to match and just have tappered trailing edges.

Ya that would work, but first I would like to know if there is another way I could fix it before resorting to that. I don't think filler putty will solve this problem. LOL

-Brian

Sand it flat, and sand the other to be an exact match. You shouldn't be losing more than 1/4" off the back of the aileron. You won't miss it when you fly, roll rate on high rates is unbelievable with that plane.

cut off back end & glue a strip of balsa on to make it look like the good one.

Gil

Great ideas guys.... Thanks for the help! Keep the ideas coming if you got some.

Thanks again,
Brian

Cut it so you take 1/4 inch off total, then glue on a piece of 1/4 inch balsa which is large enough that you can sand the shape to the top and bottom surface. Then re-shape the leading edge so it is right. Will be as good as new. Glue the 1/4 inch on with thick CA. You will be the only one that knows there was a problem.

Ditto

I would just complete the bevel into a nice taper to the Trailing edge. Hinge and bevel the front side, and your good to go. I have the looks of a squared of trailing edge.