Original Posted By: greg(at)controlvision.com (Greg Yotz)
T-88 is a long cure, 2 part, 1:1 epoxy glue approved for wooden aircraftstructures. It's available from most A/C supply houses like Acraft Spruceand Wicks. I can't remember the price off hand, but it is quitereasonable. Another bonus I found with T-88 occurred when building thecanoe last year. It works very well on oily woods like teak, which I usedfor the gunwales and inwales.KenOn Mon, 31 May 1999, Eric Norris wrote:> Ok, next question is what is T-88, and where do I get it? > > I have used West epoxy on boats, and when done right it is incredibly> strong and really adheres to the wood.> > E> > >Eric,> >T-88 is my vote. Why use anything else? I'm on my second project with it.> >( flew my first about an hour ago, so I trust it).> >walt> >-----Original Message-----> >From: Eric Norris > >To: Pietenpol Discussion > >Date: Monday, May 31, 1999 5:42 PM> >Subject: glue choice?> >> >> >>I am resuming work on a Piet started 20 years ago when I was in high> >>school. My question for you experienced builders is, what type of glue> >>should I be using? Back then we used resoursinol (see, it's been so long I> >>can't even spell it right) for the wing ribs, and the ribs are what I am> >>starting with again (about 9 ribs are left to do). Cast your votes,> >please.> >>> >>Thanks,> >>> >>Eric> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> >> >> > > ________________________________________________________________________________