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Fuselage covering

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I just purchased a SD2 project. The fuselage was expertly welded years ago, is uncovered, and looks very serviceable. There are a few areas of mild surface corrosion. I plan to have it soda blasted and epoxy primed.

When I apply and glue fabric to that epoxied metal, are there adhesion issues I should be concerned over?
 

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