covering the holes
12-25-2006 | 10:52 AM
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covering the holes
Hi guys,
I have trouble with the covering (ARF) over the stab "lightenig holes"
when the air heats up t tends to stretch the covering> when it cools down> wrikles (again)
pls help,
V.
I have trouble with the covering (ARF) over the stab "lightenig holes"
when the air heats up t tends to stretch the covering> when it cools down> wrikles (again)
pls help,
V.
12-25-2006 | 11:09 AM
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RE: covering the holes
dont heat it quite so much as to do that, and you can put a little pin hole in the covering on the bottom with a straight pin
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Hi guys,
I have trouble with the covering (ARF) over the stab "lightenig holes"
when the air heats up t tends to stretch the covering> when it cools down> wrikles (again)
pls help,
V.
Hi guys,
I have trouble with the covering (ARF) over the stab "lightenig holes"
when the air heats up t tends to stretch the covering> when it cools down> wrikles (again)
pls help,
V.
12-25-2006 | 04:44 PM
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RE: covering the holes
Hi,
Try poking a pin hole horizontally through the stab fron the training edge of the stab into the lightning holes. That will give the air a way out both during covering, as well as when the air heats up in the direct sun light.
rcted
Try poking a pin hole horizontally through the stab fron the training edge of the stab into the lightning holes. That will give the air a way out both during covering, as well as when the air heats up in the direct sun light.
rcted
