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  1. 09-02-2005 12:10 PM

    Thread: Filling Grinder Scratches

    by Rainbow Lungs
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    Spraying the new primers don't shrink the way the...

    Spraying the new primers don't shrink the way the old red oxide primers did. Ifyou used a glazing putty to try to hide your scratches, it may have looked good, but a few months later when the...
  2. 09-01-2005 11:53 AM

    Thread: Filling Grinder Scratches

    by Rainbow Lungs
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    When prepping cycle tanks the easiest way to...

    When prepping cycle tanks the easiest way to remove the old factory paint is a 50 grit grinder disc. Then hit it with a DA and some 80 grit. 3 good coats of a Urethane catalyst filler primer works...
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