This work always takes more time than anticipated and there's not a lot to focus on, so my mind wandered off and thought about the number of ribs to prep, if I really want to fully prime them. I might change my mind on that, really...
This shows the temporary storage of the spars in front of the work shop (to the left). I wasn't sure if they would really fit in the shop AND provide enough space to walk around them with the door closed. So I stored them there and I found some deep scratches in the anodizing that I wanted to clean and cover with primer as well.
Here are the parts after the prep work with Cortec-440:
And here's the result after the primer went on.
and one spar got some treatment too.
Then I had to run to work to make it in time - as I said that prep and prime work always takes longer than you think....
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