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If you're too lazy to take a picture of what you are talking about, then maybe your question is missing the mark? I've never heard of the type of grommet you are describing, so please at least make the effort to help us understand so we can help you.


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Obergrafeter wrote:
Glue the grommets in like DZ says. There are two types, plain round, and sea plane grommets that have a reverse scoop on them. After you complete the flying surface you burn through the fabric (If man made) with a soldering iron.


Unless your Brannock's mentor and forget to burn the hole... :shock:


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