Left Elevator Skeleton Ready For Assembly (2/2/10)

1.2 Hours -

Tonight, I finished deburring and dimpling all of the left elevator skeleton parts. Once deburred and dimpled, it was primer time once again. As usual, I roughed them up with a Scotch-Brite pad, cleaned them with acetone, and sprayed them with NAPA 7220 self-etching rattle can primer.

That's right! More primer. Here, the left elevator skeleton is ready for assembly.

deburr, dimple, elevator, Empennage, NAPA 7220, priming, RV-7A

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