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Posted for Rick titsworth <rtitsworth@mindspring.com>:

  In addition to multiple pieces...  Cutting on a 45 bias (like glass/carbon)
helps.  Some folks cut it 90 degrees because its not structural - but it does
not bend/distort as easy that way.  The Lancair folks (builders assist)
sometimes make cuts in the edges to allow it to overlap on acute angles/curves
- of course this will leave gaps on obtuse curves.