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Hi Steve,

Re silicone, I see Mark has also recommended the same.
I'll do some experiments with silicone between a clear coated surface =
and aluminum.
Seems as though scuffing up both surfaces would be appropriate.
Has experience shown this to be unnecessary with silicone?

Angier Ames
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