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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for Bill Hogarty <billhogarty@direcway.com>:

  Does anyone know what weight E-glass is normally used for a L-IVP?  (oz/sq
ft).   ditto for the real light weight e-glass used to cover micro-ed edges.
  
  If any builder has a left-over supply of E-glass that he has no use for, I
  would be happy to purchase it for a reasonable price.
  
  Thanks, Bill Hogarty
             billhogarty@direcway.com


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The style 7781 e-glass fabric that Lancair supplies is 8.92 oz material 
(that's oz/sq yard, and some places list it as 9oz).  Lancair's (Kit 
Components) price of $6/yd is pretty reasonable.  The very lightweight 
material that they specify to cover the radiused foam portion of a trim tab, 
for example, is 2oz/sq.yd., and is readily available at most hobby shops that 
sell RC model airplane supplies.

       <Marv>
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