Don,
Clean up the cured epoxy around the edges with some 80 grit.
Make sure you get everything shiny keyed and scuffed. Remove the wire harness.
Procure some small carbon fiber sock material 1/4" diameter should be good. Cut
a length that will fit the perimeter of the wing hold down about a 1/4 "from the
edge. Make up some slow cure epoxy and some fairly thick slurry with cotton
flocking. Wet the tube out on plastic and lay it in place on the pod side of the
wing mount. Using the tube as a dam apply a seam of flocking around the edge of
the mount. Use some of the epoxy to wet the top cap where it will touch the
flocking and the tube. If there is any place that the bolt hold downs can touch
the pod sides apply a coat of cotton flocking slurry. Push the top plate into
posiiton and if it goes down all the way tape the edge with packing tape. If it
will not go down rearrange the sock by pushing it towards the center of the
mount. Now turn the fuselage upside down and clean the excess epoxy off the
exterior of the fuse pod. Keep the fuselage upside down over night. That should
do the trick. Best Regards Larry
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