Have any of you ever measured cowl surface temp after shutdown?
For about a year, I've been working on building a custom carbon cowl. (Non-RV, but this could apply to one)
I'm getting close to doing the layup, but I keep going back & forth between a room temperature epoxy or a high-temp epoxy. I have an oven in my shop that I plan to build a heat box onto for post-cure, but it's all a little intimidating.
If I can get away with room temp epoxy (that has a service temperature of 200F), that would be nice.
Any advice here?
Thank you!
For about a year, I've been working on building a custom carbon cowl. (Non-RV, but this could apply to one)
I'm getting close to doing the layup, but I keep going back & forth between a room temperature epoxy or a high-temp epoxy. I have an oven in my shop that I plan to build a heat box onto for post-cure, but it's all a little intimidating.
If I can get away with room temp epoxy (that has a service temperature of 200F), that would be nice.
Any advice here?
Thank you!