Eric's C21

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csotelo wrote: Mon Mar 20, 2017 4:37 pm Hey,

It´s looking very good!

I used the spray paint after I saw you doing!

It helped a lot, but the fairing drank some paint and the points where the fairing board just touch it stayed colored.

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Carlos Sotelo
I'm happy it is working for you. Thank for the compliment too!

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I was able to get a few hours in after lunch today. I hope I'm not boring y'all with sanding pictures but that's all I'm doing now. Fill,sand,repeat. Anyway I got the first eight feet on the side sanded with 80 grit paper. I'm glad I decided to fill and fair this again. Between the Quick Fair and the blue paint I can clearly see the lows.

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Close up:

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I also sanded the entire bottom half down with 120 grit. I still have work to do here also.

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Bow lows reflecting light.

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The guide coat powder came in today but I did not get to use it yet.

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It's looking pretty good to me. How big is you CMM :lol:

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AmbitiousRookie wrote: Mon Mar 20, 2017 8:05 pm It's looking pretty good to me. How big is you CMM :lol:
We own two. Small Brown & Sharp MicroVal and a much larger one in it's own lab.

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I thought I posted this yesterday but I guess I forgot to submit it.
I spent all of yesterday sanding, First caught up this side panel with 80 grit, then sanded the whole panel with 120 grit.
I was wore out.

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Then my brother wanted to show me the way he would fill so I cut him loose!
He seems to think I'm putting it on a bit thin, I don't know. This was another 30 grams.

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First thing today I sanded the second fill out. It looks pretty good. I'm going to spend time with a bright light and do fill work today.

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I'm going to start with this corner transition, Tired of looking at it. I built a dam from G10 and peel ply and got it in place.
I plan to round this but I think this is the easiest way to fill it.

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Dam from back side

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Great progress Eric!!! And yes, that is a whole bunch of sanding!!! Jeff

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Thanks for the support Jeff! You know I like posting here. The support from the forum is amazing! 8) :D 8)

Ok, I just finished the second fill of Quick Fair. I tried to only apply it to the low spots.
The big picture after another 150 grams.

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Detail of corner fill at transom.

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That's most likely all for today. Oldest daughter is meeting me for lunch then I have to help her get her submission ready for Teen Talent.
She entered photography and it has to be turned in tonight. It has to be printed and in a frame so we have to go get that done.

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You are gaining on it even if it does not feel like it at times. Just keep telling yourself this to will end :D

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Looking good Eric. While fairing is a PITA what you get out of it is what you put in to it. The more the better. :D
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Fuzz wrote: Wed Mar 22, 2017 2:20 pm You are gaining on it even if it does not feel like it at times. Just keep telling yourself this to will end :D
Ok Fuzz I will, but you're responsible. All my Doctor tell me to ignore the voices in my head! :lol:
TomW1 wrote: Wed Mar 22, 2017 2:49 pm

Looking good Eric. While fairing is a PITA what you get out of it is what you put in to it. The more the better. :D
Thank You too Tom. It is, just so much I can get done in a day. Hey on a Very positive note, After sanding all day yesterday I did not have any rotator cuff pain. Maybe the worst of that is behind me. :wink:

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