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We're looking for the outside light cover for our '85 Sunrader also. We ordered one from Cessna, but it's too short. Has anyone found a supplier recently?
To the Seebreeze owner (jjrbus) in Florida that made one out of perforated sheet metal---We'd totally buy that!!! Any chance you'd sell one to us?
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Heh - we will see how it turns out one day, eh? Today, I got the bathroom wall anchored in place. I pity whomever tries to remove it some day. I used epoxy all the way around the door opening, and construction adhesive against the roof and floor. Screws, too of course, but those will be removed when it cures as they are into the temporary wood bracing inside the bath to force this wall to be flat and square. The opening will be enlarged slightly, and final sanded into straight lines after curing, to fix the factory's wacky non square and non straight openings in the fiberglas. Then an aluminum frame will be fabricated to further reinforce the opening. You can see the holes at all four corners for the passive circulation. I don't want any closed off spaces that can get stale or mildewy. Top and bottom locations throughout will maximize passive convective air movement through the spaces.
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