Yes indeed Art, and the previous mentioned Pettit and West Marine's own SeaGloss are two of them. Also, Bob, using these paints, and the rolling and tipping process mentioned, my finish IS

I would say close enough. I just tried an experiment with the Pettit EZPoxy (#3175 White) on the nose access panel of my plane. I tried to do everything wrong. I did not use the low-nap roller

This looks to me like the end result of sanding too much glass away in the finishing process, resulting in not enough glass to make IIRC a very structural flox corner. The canopy frame can

Rolling and tipping might be OK for primer that is going to be sanded but you'll never get a high quality finish paint job as with a spray gun. Not even close. --

Good call, Keith. If you take a closer look at the photo, you can see some damage on the side of the gap below the canopy like something lodged between. Right at the 1" mark. Jim -- James W. Evans

Just guessing but that is exactly the type failure you would get if FOD was lodged in between the canopy and the longeron and then the canopy closed tight. Keith

I have misplaced my diagram, which is like everyone else's. Please can someone send me a copy? Thank you VERY much. Bruce Hughes

This video says it all as far as the technique. I will probably do it myself, thanks. Google wisely. I was able to find a video of a person of the British persuasion who, on video, rolled and tipped

Looks to me like the glass was sanded thru during finishing. Tim Andres

The Jambalaya should definitely be a do over for next year. --Jose

Hoping the picture comes through to you. I just recently discovered this on my canopy frame. The crack is on the hinge side of the canopy frame, right between the hinges and raised from the surface by

Jerry Hardesty wrote: What exactly IS rolling and tipping? Rich Wrote: Still pondering how i can do the roll and tip See Here... it can be done by one person alone.... Rolling and Tipping -

Apply the paint with a roller, "tip" it with a brush. Lots of videos.... https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=wet+edge+rolling+and+tipping Regards, Mike

What exactly IS rolling and tipping?

Jay, actually this 235 came out of a friend's purchased Long EZ with updraft cooling and I know exactly what you mean. The guy should have welded the fins on the sump. We replaced it with a fresh 290

Cots? There is a perfectly good lawn at the Fly-In Theater almost next door with free popcorn and great movies =) Glad you were there and enjoyed yourself!

Every bit helps, but this apparently is a tractor install. On our pushers (with updraft cooling) we benefit from having the sump exposed to incoming cold air..... :-) Jay

Chrissy/Randi no need to justify your jambalaya? I’m a Louisiana native and love this batch. There is basic stuff as you did do the sausage but most other stuff in amounts an type are an option.

--------I noticed this budget oil cooler on a 235, fins tack welded onto the oil screen housing. I wonder if it helped cool the oil. --

Just because we didn't nail the hides to the side of our motorhome does not mean we left anything out =) -----Original Message-----