Today I mainly prosealed the ribs I had already riveted on the right tank. Each rivet receives a glob of proseal and the junction between the rib and the skin gets a fillet of proseal. Visibility is not very good, so it's difficult to make a really nice jb. See the picture for what it looks like.



I also had time to rivet the inboard rib on the left tank. On the picture, when looking through the inspection hole you can the the anti-hangup brackets that prevent the flop tube from getting stuck in a corner.

Rieveted the second leading edge.

Riveted the two ribs I had prosealed yesterday.

Prosealed two ribs to be riveted tomorrow and riveted the outboard rib with the squeezer.

Today we finished riveting the right leading edge. I say we, because for the first time Sabine was holding the gun. She did a great job, not one rivet to drill out.