Everything gets coated in packing tape to allow the fiberglass layup to release once cured.

Worked on the transition from the bay above the arm rest to the F-704 carrythough spar bulkhead.

Now, time to work on the bays forward of F-704. Putting a tube here to protect the rudder cable path proved more difficult. You can see the PVC that will go here. I had to put a notch on the inboard side near the forward (left in this photo) end to clear a small turndown flange of the F-703 (F-903?) bulkhead. The center tube needed to be cut into two pieces since there was no way to get a single, long tube into position. Also, I didn't think to remove the snap bushings several days ago; and since I've already done a bunch of work on F-704, I don't want to rip all that off just to get the snap bushing out. So, I'm using a small wood dowel in the medium aluminum dowel to support the aft (right) end of the PVC tube.

It was a hassle figuring that out, but it worked okay.

Spent a few hours layering poster board in these two bays. The lower one isn't done yet, but you may already get the idea that there will be a recessed pocket at this location for a map or whatever. Hopefully I can finish with the posterboard and do the fiberglass layup on Sunday.