Temptation

[Rcmaster199 at aol.com]

I can't see how that's possible. The inside surface is 3 oz glass  cloth and 
the next layer moving out, is polyu foam and a thin layer of epoxy.  Polyu in 
general has a fairly high temperature rating. It also is not affected  
chemically by CA glues, (but styrofoam is). I don't buy this argument. I'm  from 
Missouri on this one
 
MattK

I just  remembered some advive from Charles Williams
when gluing parts in the  fuselage . . . the fuselage
construction is chemically compatible with CA,  but the
heat generated when it kicks can melt the foam
slightly and  cause a dimple. 


 
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