Zippkits G30, Руководство пользователя

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Now look how perfectly that cowl fits!
Time to finish up the cowl chin.
Trim the chin so that the waste is removed.
You can do this by holding one of those cheap, snap off
knives flat on the bench, and move it all the way around
the chin to score it.
Make vertical cuts at the corners and snap off the waste.
Put the cowl on the boat, and flip everything upside
down.
Now, using all 3 hands, hold the cowl in place on the
boat, with it pulled all the way back.
Mark the rear of the front ends of the stiffeners in the
cowl.
Remove the cowl, put the chin in place and (while
holding it tightly to the front) mark the chin for your cowl
marks.
This is where you cut the chin to length.
Now put the cowl back on, boat upside down again and
fin the chin in place, pushing forward.
Make sure the cowling is pushed back, chin pushed
forward and everything is seated.
Mark the front of the front ends of the stiffeners. Trim the
cowl to clear the stiffeners.
It doesn’t take much trimming. The stiffener is only 1/16
thick.
Sand the edges of the plastic chin and wipe it and the
inside of the cowl with alcohol.
Put the chin in place, and align it so that both sides (at the
rear) are even with the fuselage bottom. The center will
have a crown.
Check to be sure it is level side to side and put 3 or 4
drops of CA at the 4 corners.