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Originally Posted by bfeaver
But, in this case with X-Plane the X-Plane.obj is exported as two single sided surfaces very close together. I want to delete the outside "skin" but when I single click this surface both layers are selected, or only one layer, apparently at random.
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Ah, that makes sense.
If the two surfaces are so close together that they're practically on top of each other, I can see this happening --- the location of the surfaces at any given point along it will be so close together that one or the other may appear mathematically closer to the camera/mouse. That may be why AC3D exhibits seemingly randomness regarding which surface is selected.
Unfortunately I don't have a solution to the problem of single-click-select-through --- perhaps performing a very small rubber-band select within the surfaces will do the trick?