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09-05-2006 11:47 AM #15

Irelands child
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Car Year, Make, Model: Ford 5.0L '31 A Brookville Roadster

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Originally Posted by C9x

I'm curious as to why you're sanding the primer off?

Wouldn't it be easier to wash the primer off with lacquer thinner, then sand?

A messy job, but fairly easy from what one painter friend tells me.

C9 - I responded to your post yesterday - and it didn't show up - then it appeared - sorry

Dave

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