NASA NTRS · 19790000587
Removing bonded skin from a substrate
Abstract
Metal skin is peeled off like sardine-can cover with key. Method is useful in removing bonded skins from any substrate where substrate is strong enough not to buckle or tear when bonded skin is rolled free. Also, it is useful for removing sections of damaged skin where bladders of other equipment below substrate might be damaged if saw or router were used to cut completely through skin.
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Chartier, E. N.. 1980-06-01. Removing bonded skin from a substrate. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790000587
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