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RE: [a/s] Sheets and stuff

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Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2000 10:02:17 -0700
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Here's the short answer.

Yes . . . the clearcoast must come off after it begins to break down and
blister.

Yes . . . it is a time consuming and somewhat messy process.

No . . . it is not hard to do.  Spray on Bix, wait.  Spray off.

Polish twice a year with a good aircraft aluminum polish
like AP-300.  That shines and protects

I just posted Bill Scott's substantial thread on this matter which was
gathered on VAC earlier this year.

Bob Kiger aka Cruiser Bob
http://members.home.com/bobkiger

References:
- [a/s] Sheets and stuff
  - From: Janet W

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