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BenJohnson

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Does anyone have a suggestion about when to begin varnishing wing pieces. I've been debating about whether I should varnish my wing ribs when they are finished, or if I should wait until more is assembled. It seems easiest to varnish the wings, but I'm concerned that I'll end up covering an area that will need to be glued to something later on. It's my understanding that T-88 won't sink into varnished wood and I'd kind of like my parts to stick together once I'm in the air. :eek:)
Ben
 

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