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April 9th 05, 01:43 PM
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I used an air-powered wet sander for fuse refinishing following gelcoat application ... it helps. Filling and cleaning up the damage to properly paint (regardless of the paint type) is always the most important and time consuming part of the job. I don't know how you get around this ... other then protecting the fuse with tape as suggested to prevent the dings in the first place. http://sailplane-racing.org/Articles...asw20_fuse.htm KK 
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