A lot of you have had questions regarding various types of glues and their sanding properties.  One of the more difficult areas is the cap strip/leading and trailing edge joint.  Also the difficulty of securing the cap strips while the glue dries.  I thought I'd share my method.  Photo 1: I use Gorilla white glue and smooth the bed by running a finger along the edge of the rib.  I leave about 1/4 inch bare at the leading and trailing edge of the rib. Photo 2: I put a small dot of medium CA on the bare spot.  Photo 3: I hold the cap strip in place for a few seconds for the CA the set.  Done!  I have found the Gorilla glue to be the easiest to sand of all the white glues I've used.  Have fun!

Paul 

Makes sure the leadouts dont hit that plywood through their full range of adjustment, FWIW

Good point Robert.  Actually the photo is a little misleading.  The wires are hanging loose with no tension on them.  I've checked that very issue a million times and all is well.  Thanks again.

Paul