Trimmed and sanded the rough edges at the top back side of the seatback/shoulder support.
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Sanded a radius on the forward corner of the shoulder brace.
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Trimmed and sanded the headrests.
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Vacuumed the sanding dust and cleaned up the workshop.
Cut 2 ply of BID cloth to size to cover the shoulder support.
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UND cloth was prepared for the 7-ply heat duct reinforcement.
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A transition piece (heat duct to engine) was carved out of urethane foam. The piece is 6″ long and 1.5″ x 1.5″ square at the bottom and 1 7/16″ diameter at the top. The transition piece was covered with black tape so the foam won’t stick to the fiberglass.
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