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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Noel Quinones Motta" <noel@cginteractive.com>:

David:

Protect your surface the best you can but don't paint or cover any
surface without de-bugging for a while. If you document this process of
inspecting your plane constantly, with photos, way before you paint or
put any upholstery it adds value to your plane at the time of selling
it. Plus you will have what we all want; PEACE OF MIND WHILE FLYING AT
25,000 FT. AND DOING 325 MPH.  

Noel

N9070R LIVP