I ended up using just a single drop of CA in an area of the linkage that was
exposed...it seemed to do the trick. I know the CA/mircos trick works well too,
though. If it breaks loose again, I'll probably do that.
I was a bit impatient, though, and uesd non foam friendly CA. Haven't seen any ill
effects, though I wonder how that stuff would react with the roacell foam in the wing
skin. I used a tiny amount of CA, and the roacell is sandwiched between layers of
fiberglass, so hopefully that protected it.
Victor Eldridge wrote:
>
> Try placing a small amount of microballoons around the suspect area - get
> them as neat as poss using a toothpick - then very carefully introduce a
> droplet of Cyano using a metal pin with a drop on it - that way you can
> control the application much better. Work with very small amounts,
> progressively. If you've not tried this method before you will be very
> surprised how simple it is and that it gets as hard as a rock!
>
> Vic
>
>
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