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Hint: It is extremely important to use
plenty of epoxy when joining the wing
panels. It will also be helpful to use
wax paper under the wing joint to avoid
gluing the wing to your work surface.
Step 4
Mix approximately 1 ounce of 30-minute epoxy. Using
an epoxy brush, apply a generous amount of epoxy
to the wing joiner cavity of the outer wing panel.
Step 5
Completely coat the section of the wing joiner that will
be inserted into the outer panel with epoxy. Be sure to
apply epoxy to the top and bottom of the joiner also.
Insert the epoxy-coated side of the joiner into the
outer wing joiner cavity up to the mark on the joiner.
If you have used enough epoxy, it will ooze out of the
cavity as the joiner is installed. Remove any excess
epoxy using a paper towel and rubbing alcohol.
Step 6
Apply a generous amount of epoxy to the joiner
cavity and root rib of the center wing panel.
Note: Be careful not to get epoxy in
the area of the retract linkage.
Step 7
Apply epoxy to the exposed portion of the wing
joiner and to the root wing rib of both panels.
Section 3: Joining the Wing Panels
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