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    dont get carried away with honey . as in all fill work the more resin the weaker it is .

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    Quote Originally Posted by shine View Post
    dont get carried away with honey . as in all fill work the more resin the weaker it is .
    Hey Shine!! What do you mean by weaker? Would it be brittle and hard to sand? I believe this is just a skim coat to fill in the pin holes,would it not stick as well? Thanks Pete

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