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Can't seem to find a reference in the IPC on the seal that you see on many M20J's between the fuselage and the horizontal stabelizer..?


There is a gap of a couple of mm and to my understanding you could use a snap on U profile from rubber or so


Anybody knows what kind of material is beeing used here refrence P/N..? Silcone Rubber..etc..


thanks


Luc

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you could do that...but it is a standard aviation grade u channel availble through aircraft spruce (they have a european division in the uk I believe) and costs about a couple bucks a foot...this is a black neoprene material ,though the example in your picture has been painted...since your posted pics look like a job well done,why dont you stick with known avation venders??...my 2 cents..kpc

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oh I forgot to mention the door guard stuff is not as flexible and wont make that tight radius curve ...and it should be applied with 3m contact adhesive..kpc

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Thanks for the comments. I will try to find aerospace quality. I am just surprised this is not mentioned in the service nor ipc manual...or I missed it totally btw the pic is of factory m20 mse


luc

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I know...my 2000 m20m looks the same...paint right over the rubber u channel...by the way i have a roll of this stuff in my hanger...I bought it when I restored a Pitts s1s....your paint scheme on your project looks great!!!..kpc

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