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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Better bodywork
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Posted for rickschrameck <rickschrameck@lvcm.com>:

Don,
     Block down the Euro Prime until you see carbon on the high spots 
then re prime or use metal glaze over the Euro VERY sparingly then block and 
re prime the spot work.  If you worked your way up the grit range you will 
have no scratch problems that Euro will nor cover.  You will never get rid of 
the weave print through if you are doing it light and right.  The weave will 
only re appear after a year or two.  Mine is just showing some weave on the 
candy.  If you have enough clear on the plane you just re color sand and buff, 
  the print is gone.  Stay away from Aero Poxy it is junk.

Good Luck,

Rick Schrameck
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