Inverted25
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All our training planes are in heated hangars which is nice.
How to make it through the winter months...
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I'm ordering covers for this season. I think I want solid poly covers for the wing and horizontal stab and windscreen cover. My understanding the mesh is nice if it's always sub-freezing, but solid poly is better for thaw/freeze cycles which is more our climate.
Anybody have recommendations on cover manufacturers?
Roger Roger
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We went with Bruce's custom covers...no complaints other than that the first time we ordered they made our cover using the measurements that someone about 3 owners ago had given them for our tail number, which were wrong, so the cover didn't fit. They then sent us a second cover using our measurements free of charge, which fits well. Ours is the fuselage and first couple inches of the wing model, I don't remember if Bruce's does whole airplane stuff or not.
Fencer
Experimentalist
Bruce does do whole airplane covers. Expensive though but nice. Their customer service seems a bit behind their product but they catch up later 
Couple years ago I ordered canopy cover from their booth at an air show they put down cc # and for couple three months I didn't hear from them. When I commented on a popular website and in couple days I received confirmation of my order like nothing happened. Cool guys catch fast
Couple years ago I ordered canopy cover from their booth at an air show they put down cc # and for couple three months I didn't hear from them. When I commented on a popular website and in couple days I received confirmation of my order like nothing happened. Cool guys catch fast Similar threads
