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• If your glider becomes wet, dry it in the shade, and then kite it while
still damp. If it gets wet with salt water, rinse it thoroughly in fresh water before
drying. Wash your glider only with fresh water, and if necessary, heavily diluted mild hand soap. Never
store a glider wet.
• Clean your glider of debris by emptying the cells regularly.
• If your glider is being stored for a protracted period, store it loosely packed, NOT tightly rolled or folded.
• Replace damaged lines quickly.
• Repair all tears or cover punctures with appropriate material
If you ship your glider to Sky Paragliders for repair, include a brief description of the damage and HOW it occurred. Provide a precise report about the type and extent of damage and
observations regarding other potential consequential damages. If the event leading to the damage was dramatic, we recommend a full inspection to ensure that damage not immediately visible
has occurred.
Carefully read Chapter 5, Important Instructions and Chapter 6, Service Life and Inspections.
Remember: Sky Paragliders builds excellent equipment. However, damage can occur through wear and tear, accidents, UV exposure, over-stressing, etc. Take care of your wing, and inspect it carefully and often.
Paraglider pilots are always responsible for their own safety. That includes ensuring that their gear is airworthy. Neither Sky Paragliders, nor the dealer, are responsible for any losses arising from the use of this equipment.
3.1 SELLING YOUR WING
We recommend a factory inspection before selling a wing. ALWAYS include the manual with the wing. If you want to keep the manual, order a new one or make a copy! Provide the new owner with a copy of the flight log for the
glider. Again, neither the manufacturer nor the dealer can assume any liability for losses arising from use of a Sky Paraglider.