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gsviar

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Anyone have any good ideas how to fix a small dent in the leading of a pitts that has metal leading edges.

Someone suggested putting quick set epoxy underneath the fabric with a syringe to push out the fabric to fill in the dent. Anyone ever done this?
 
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