Re: Punch test?

Re: Punch test?

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Punch test? Michael Horowitz 10-05-2005
Jim - I am looking at a fabric a/c with 25 year old fabric. A recovery
will run into 5 figures. Assume we do not know the entire history of
this coating; no log entries stating "under cover from X to Y" so I
have to guess at how long we have remaining on the fabric.

Any suggestions on how that can be done? - Mike




"RST Engineering" <jim@rstengineering.com> wrote:

>I argue that the punch test is go-nogo, but there are those who argue that a
>lab test may be required for marginal fabric. My answer is that "marginal"
>is like being a little pregnant. IT passes or it doesn't.
>
>It says NOTHING about how long the fabric will last. That is a function of
>environment -- hangared or outside, humid or dry, hot or cold...
>
>Jim
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>"Michael Horowitz" <mhorowitREMOVE_THESE_CAPS@cox.net> wrote in message
>news:04g8k15bg718v5avgqt20oukos8geu8jbh@4ax.com...
>> the punch test on fabric... are the results a go/no-go decision, or
>> can an A&P make a determination as to how long the covering will last
>> based on the test? - Mike
>




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