VS 1014 Rear Spar Caps

[Michael36599]

I finally started working on my Empennage kit today. I cut both VS 1014 Rear Spar Caps and started deburring one of them. However, when I was deburring it with my grinder, utilizing the Scotch Brite 7A MED wheel, I noticed that the wheel scraped part of the inner side (See picture) of the Rear Spar Cap. It looks like something that I shouldn't worry about, but I'll sleep better if I get an expert opinion . This also may blend in when I prep the surface for priming with the Scotch Brite pad, right?

Very respectfully,

Michael Pascucci

 

[No_0ne]

That may be the first, but it won't be the last little boo-boo you have on parts (at least that's true in my case). Once you scuff it up with scotchbrite and prime, you'll never know it was there. Full disclosure - I'm about as far from an expert as possible.

 

[Weefle]

Look at it this way...your primer will stick real good to that location. Keep building away!

 

[hillc95]

If you're priming then you won't even notice it...

 

[RandyAB]

I don’t think that even counts as a boo boo........lots worse to come me thinks.

 

[AAflyer]

Build on.

Right!....

 

[Ender]

Oh you sweet summer child - be ready for worse mistakes.

 

[arr]

I'd hate to admit what I have done.....(and fixed)

 

[No_0ne]

Oh you sweet summer child - be ready for worse mistakes.

In other words: Winter is coming ...

 

[Michael36599]

Lol. Thank you all for your support. I guess there is more to come then .