Masking off areas so I can apply the first spray coat of Poly Brush.

It should cycle through just once, maybe twice, then stop on the last photo.

Still working on finishing tapes around the doors and windows.

From no covering to full covering.

Finish tapes are about ‘finished.’

Laying out the top finish tapes. Second Photo shows the fabric attachment over the cabin area prior to covering with finish tape.

Looking aft into the fuselage from the rear of the baggage compartment.

I’ve highlighted the cables in the following photo.  Red lines near the top are elevator trim cables,  blue lines are rudder cables, purple are rudder trim cables, and green are elevator cables.

First coat of poly brush is applied. The first coat is brushed on (hence the word brush in the name) and the next two coats are sprayed on.

The pink color allows you to see where it’s been applied. It gives off a glossy coat, although that’s hard to see in the photo.

Poly Brush is used to seal the fabric and provide good adhesion of the fabric to the airplane.