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** Fill pin holes and rough areas with epoxy filler. | ** Fill pin holes and rough areas with epoxy filler. | ||
** Consider creating a smooth transition between the entry opening and the inside walls. | ** Consider creating a smooth transition between the entry opening and the inside walls. | ||
** Suitable filler is [https://www.totalboat.com/product/totalfair/ TotalFair]. You can smooth the surface and transition | ** Suitable filler is [https://www.totalboat.com/product/totalfair/ TotalFair]. You can smooth the surface and transition edges with a wrinkle-free glove wetted with 70% isopropyl alcohol. | ||
** Spray paint the scoop first with a filler primer. Fill pin holes and sand between coats. Suitable is [https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/cspages/smoothprime.php?clickkey=50760 Smooth Prime]. Then put a top coat on that matches your later bottom skin. | |||
===== Evaporator Shelf Mounting ===== | ===== Evaporator Shelf Mounting ===== | ||
*The evaporator shelf touches the vertical bulkhead support on its front side and sits flush against the inside edges of the longerons. The manual states that this is roughly 3 inches back from the bulkhead but it's only 2 inches<br>[[File:2022-08-14 15-11-31.jpg|400x400px]] | *The evaporator shelf touches the vertical bulkhead support on its front side and sits flush against the inside edges of the longerons. The manual states that this is roughly 3 inches back from the bulkhead but it's only 2 inches<br>[[File:2022-08-14 15-11-31.jpg|400x400px]] | ||