Monokote on edge of firewall
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What's the best method to get the covering on the edge of the firewall stuck down real good so that it does not end up peeling when taking the cowl off or accidentally rubbing it etc ?
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Originally posted by Vince
I generally overlap the firewall edge 1/4" to 3/8", just iron it down. I then rough up the overlap with steel wool, then seal the firewall with thinned epoxy, including the overlapped MoneyKote.
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I generally overlap the firewall edge 1/4" to 3/8", just iron it down. I then rough up the overlap with steel wool, then seal the firewall with thinned epoxy, including the overlapped MoneyKote.
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WE use thinned epoxy to fuel proof firewall, then sand down fine and apply monokote over entire firewall. Dril holes for mount, control rod, & fuel line, then add minimal amount of epoxy into/around drilled holes.
Works great. :idea:
Works great. :idea:
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I have always used Balsirite and MonoKoted the entire engine compartment, I may have to go to something else now that I can't get Balsarite.




