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If you choose to, I would use high heat epoxy like this...
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Hi all,
I got my hands on a Misha GT2M wing. Question: it has open vents, and it came with some metal grilles. I'm not sure how to install them, though. They don't exactly fit anywhere; I guess I need to trim them and attach them over the open vents?
If so - any advice on how to attach? The FRP there is hyper thin, so self-tapping screws won't work (I think).
I can post pics if it helps.
Thanks!
Ahh ok. Will that hold? Since I have neither handy, any advice on one vs the other since I'll have to go buy it? I don't want to deal with primer / activator / whatever so I'm guessing epoxy is out? (or am I thinking something from ages ago, I feel like epoxy used to be a multi step process).
Sorry for the dumb question, I'm more of an electronics guy, gluing things isn't my specialty
Not a dumb question at all. You really don't need them on unless you want to. His earlier batch never came with grills. If you choose to, I would use high heat epoxy like this...
http://www.jbweld.com/products/highheat-epoxy-putty
Gorilla glue makes a really convenient epoxy kit. Dual tube syringe...you just push the plunger and get equal parts resin and hardener. Sets in 5 minutes and dries in an hour. Your bigger issue is probably cutting the metal mesh...hope you have a good pair of tin snips
"Your bigger issue is probably cutting the metal mesh...hope you have a good pair of tin snips"
A Dremel tool with a cut off wheel will also make quick work of it...
I feel like I should have them as simply having huge holes seems like a recipe for squirrels or mice to get in :P Car is in downtown Tokyo, so maybe the likelihood of that happening isn't too high... but you know. I'm generally opposed to gaping holes in places they're not supposed to be
Guess I'll go look around here what's available for epoxy and so on. Not sure which US-side products have made it here.
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