Subject: Radiant Heat
From: Paul
Date: 8/25/1999, 1:31 PM
To: zz

X-Mozilla-Keys:                                                                                 
Marc Pedings wrote:

overheat/melt parts. You might be able to use aluminum for sheilding if your far
enough away to keep it from melting.



Yes you can.  The radiant heat is a killer for composite cowls.  I saw a cowl done
completely in 3" foil tape.  It looked great!  Especially since all the tape lines
were parallel and trimmed.  I believe epoxy was used with the adhesive on the back of
the tape when it was applied.   This will have to be done on the plane I am building.

Marc Pedings
Vision Builder #116


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