I have a similar situation with the firewall on my 46-140. Cessna used some type of glue to attach the fiberglass
insulation to the firewall. I have tried MEK, naphtha, goo-gone, kerosene to not effect. IN addition there is some
corrosion that has eaten through the aluminum coating into the iron core of the firewall. As per this post I am
headed to Lowes for some of the citrus remover. Will report back on my progress.
Glue Removal Help
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vinceo
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- Joined: Sat Apr 27, 2024 9:59 am
- Name: Vince
- Location: Louisiana
- Aircraft Type: 1946 C-140
- Occupation-Interests: Retired.
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