I'm with Jeff, on this. Used the Q Cell and ended up with a beautiful
job. Not hard to mix or sand if one uses a little forthought...
Jeff - N55XS
104 hours
JEFF ROBERTS wrote:
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>Hi Mike,
>I know based on what others have said that super-fill is easier to use
>than Q-cell but I mixed the Q Cell up into the fluffy stuff and it
>worked great. Your manuel tells how to do it. I found that doing a
>little filling and sanding along the way of building breaks up the job
>nicely. No since in waiting to the very end of the build to just do
>nothing but sanding & filling. Keep your wet dry vac handy and keep
>cleaning off the sand paper and the part your sanding. Use only quality
>paper as the cheep stuff isn't worth the nothing. Mostly use a flat
>sanding block as a sponge can be used for a few curves. Find someone in
>your area that has sanded composites before because the advice will
>save you big time.
>Best Regards,
>Jeff
>A258 Testing the engine.
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>On Nov 8, 2005, at 11:24 AM, DuaneFamly@aol.com wrote:
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>>Good day All,
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>>I was just preparing myself for the task of filling and sanding. I
>>have heard
>>so much about the hassle of it, but I figure I have to start sooner or
>>later.
>>I am using Superfil for the ailerons since they are the smallest to
>>start
>>with. But along with my kit came several quart (2 liter) size bags of
>>Q Cell.
>>What have people been using this for?
>>Just wondering.
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>>Mike Duane A207
>>Redding, California
>>XS Conventional Gear
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