Wed 30 May 2007 |
Masked up and scuffed the edges of the fibreglass tips. | 
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Then painted with a brush some EP filler on - this was a bit of an experiement - but once the 2 pack settled down (about 20 mins after mixing) it worked really well. It will require rubbing back / smoothing anyway - we will see. | 
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Then back to the baffles - this is the new plan / solution. The safety wire goes through a #4 stainless steel washer and then round fishing split ring and back trhough the washer. This provides a round surface for wire to bear against and the washer will hopefully prevent wear. | 
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The installed version, the front was pulled up and then twisted to reduce the bulk of the remaining play. | 
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