Don't do it. I am as cheap as they come. I bought some .010 Mylar... It's
useable, but I'd rather have 0.014. There are several reasons:
1. It's easier to cut use the mylars as a template for cutting the
fiber-glass and carbon once wetted out.
2. Painting flimsy 0.010 is a hassle.
3. Handling the mylars with the wet composites is really a pain.
4. Wind leading edge: advantage and disadvantage... the thinner mylar wraps
better. For folks who are used to the stiff edges, this is NOT desirable!
0.014 is the STANDARD, use it.
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