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Section 2: Joining the Wing HalvesCONTINUEDStep 7. Apply a generous amount of epoxy into the other wingpanel cavity.Note: You may need to mix up more epoxy to complete thejoining process.Step 9. Carefully slide the two wing halves together and firmlypress them together, allowing the excess epoxy to run out. Thereshould not be any gap in the wing halves. Use rubbing alcoholand a paper towel to clean up any excess epoxy.Step 8. Now apply epoxy to all sides of the exposed wingjoiner and uniformly coat both wing roots with epoxy.Step 10. Apply masking tape at the wing joint to hold the winghalves together securely. Place the wing on a flat surface. Withthe center wing panels firmly supported to lay flat on the surface,the wing tips should be propped up so it is 1 1 /8'' from the surface.Apply more masking tape the center wing joint and recheck the1 1 /8'' measurement. Allow the wing joint to dry overnight.Note: It is useful to use wax paper underneath the wingcenter while the epoxy is curing. This will help preventexcess epoxy from adhering to the work surface.10
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