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Flexible landing gear fairings?

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Jaysmiths

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Getting ready to fair the main gear on my BD-4, I have Cessna flat gear legs and need some info on just how flexible epoxy/ glass would be if I used that to flair the legs.

Seems like the flat surfaces would be flexible enough if only a couple of layers of maybe 7 oz bidirectional cloth but I'm wondering about the "leading edge" area, do I need to add something to my rein to make it more flexible and if so, what?

thanks!
 
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