Skipped step 42, as this is just repeated all the previous steps for the right side of the horizontal stab. I figured I could go ahead with the deburring and priming of the left side before continuing with the right side.Step 43 - Marked all the parts with a thick Sharpie to make sure I could see it after I primed them. Disassembled the whole she-bang.Step 44 - Deburred all of the holes on the skeleton, which took a bit of work. Inside and outside of all of the ribs and spars.Step 45 - Dimpled all of the ribs and spars using the pneumatic squeezer. I don't have a c-frame tool to dimple the skins, so that part will have to wait. (I did order a DRDT-2, I should get it soon!)Step 46 - Ran a couple of edges on the debur tool to fix a few sharp edges - all the others I had done previously. Saving the deburring of the skin itself until later, as I need to peel off the protective cover.Step 47 - Primed all of the ribs and front spar (already did the rear) with the Duplicolor Self Etching Primer. Once that dried, I also applied the Duplicolor Primer Sealer which makes everything gray (where as the original pimer is olive green).Sorry! No pictures for this entry!
