Marcos Maniacs

Don
  Ronnie's point about getting out the stress fractures is VERY important. 
If you don't they remain as stress points even though they may look smooth 
after the respray. They typically occur when the body is released from the 
mold ( I have them on the hood of my Mantaray). It is important to go 
through the gelcoat and re gel and finish the area. If you need any more 
info I could arrange for you to talk to my Fiberglass guy who is an expert 
at this.

Garry


>From: "Don Lattimer" <donlattimer@...>
>Reply-To: MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com
>To: MarcosManiacs@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [MarcosManiacs] Paint types, etc.
>Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 17:53:06 -0000
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>Hi folks,
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>I'm taking my nose section back to the shop for respray.\ufffd When they
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>did it last year something went wrong and it is cracking.\ufffd Possibly
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>they didn't remove all the old paint first.
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>They're having the Dupont rep come in to look at it but I'd like to
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>get some opinions beforehand.
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>Any suggestions??\ufffd Thanks.
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>Don
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