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Subject: Re: [LML] Body Work
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I haven't painted my ES, (Hell, I haven't even started and won't until I get 
my 37' racing sailboat completed in the next 2-3 months) but I have 30+ years 
of experience in composites and building and painting boats.  What I plan on 
using is US Paint 545 primer for most of the base but may use some hi build 
if warranted.  The stuff sand great and is tough.  Then finish it with 
Awlgrip as I have with my last 4 boats.  Don't know about the primer you're 
talking about.

Dan Newland