Started off with more sanding and filling. Then it was time for something new: cutting out the Aerosport Products headliner shells. These liners are going to save me a LOT of time, as I won’t have to get the rear cabin top to the smooth finish I’m working to get on the front half of the cabin top. These shells will simply be wrapped in headliner material and velcroed into place. The kit also comes with some black rubber seals to leave a nice finished edge around the rear windows.
After EJ gave me the OK on the quality control checkout, it was on to the next item on the list.
After the headliners were cut (I only got one on the timelapse), I flipped the cabin top over and worked on filling in the forward edge of the switch pod. I’ve been worried about the rear and sides of the switch pod as these are the parts that are visible from in the plane, but I needed to have a nice finished edge all the way around. A couple layers of fiberglass from the inside, a healthy coat of micro to fill the gap, and a nice straight piece of wood to align everything, and I’m done for the night.
