The large sheets were a breeze to put on but the corners took some force and my left thumb before they were on place. A note, as I'm not using a parachute, why then send me an upper skin with a lot of predrilled holes that I have to close with silicone. Wouldn't it have been easier to send me a skint without holes? Everything had to be temporarily put together with clecoed before rivetting meaning that a lot of clecoes were used. A lot of job but no big issues. A few places where difficult to reach with the pneumatic rivetter but could be managed with the manual grinded rivetter using the trick to bend the poprivet slightly which created an angle.
