Wanted: Tips for underhung parts


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KingsleyHill
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I am building a new glareshield for an airplane.  The rear edge of the part has a bull nose and a slight return.  All the angles are slightly open so parts un-mold without issue.  But, getting fabric and resin to fill the corners in the underhang has proven difficult.  I vacuum bag the part. 

Does anyone have any tips for this sort of part?  Thank you.
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KingsleyHill (07/03/2013)
I am building a new glareshield for an airplane.  The rear edge of the part has a bull nose and a slight return.  All the angles are slightly open so parts un-mold without issue.  But, getting fabric and resin to fill the corners in the underhang has proven difficult.  I vacuum bag the part. 

Does anyone have any tips for this sort of part?  Thank you.


I am sure the members could help. There is not enough information to go on.

Supply some pictures of your plane and where the part goes? A sketch as well on what you are about to do would help.

Fred 
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