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    Man this is tough I cannot find any cowl chafe tape. Does anyone have any ideas. Every thing I look at is either teflon fiberglass renforced, 1 inch wide or something else. The stuff that came off mine was about 3/4 inch in width and about 1/16 thick. And how do you secure it, those little tabs on the firewall side wont do squat. If this wasnt enough the seat sling and baggage compartment canvas I bought a 6 months ago were the wrong size and now I'm getting Airtex to make me one with a 3 week lag time. No wonder it takes so long to do this crap.
    Live for today for we know not what tomorrow holds

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    Re: cowl chafe tape

    Ron: I have a seat sling and baggage canvas all one piece from Airtex still in box. Got it 2 yrs ago. It for a 46 BC12 George [email protected]

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      Re: cowl chafe tape

      cowl chafe was rivited on. How many feet do you want?

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        Re: cowl chafe tape

        40 feet should do. Email me at r.sprouse @vthm.com
        Live for today for we know not what tomorrow holds

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          It would be most helpful if someone who knows would post information about current sources of 3/4 " cowl chafe tape because it is needed in the upkeep of several brands of airplanes. About 20 years ago I found the same thing advertised in a catalog that had restoration products for old cars, but now cannot find anything advertised except the 1" wide stuff. Some airplanes even used a 1/2" or 5/8" chafe tape, sometimes rivited on and sometimes with "staples" which could be mimmicked with u shaped pieces of safety wire.
          Larry Wheelock, BC12D, 65CA, ST108, M20C

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          • #6
            Re: cowl chafe tape

            I found some at Brown Aircraft supply in 1/2 inch and 3/4 inch
            Last edited by Ray; 10-17-2011, 16:27.
            Live for today for we know not what tomorrow holds

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