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April 27th 04, 03:23 AM
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"Gary Evans" wrote in message ... Thanks David. I found the specs for 406 and see that it is a colloidal silica thats to be added to regular gel coat. They claim that it is off-white in color. When mixed with gel coat does it color match an unweathered glider finish and will it accept a polish? Thanks! The color is a very good white, I don't think most people would call it off-white. I've never noticed any color change as a result of adding it. As far as sanding ability goes, the label rates it as one of the highest-strength fillers, but tougher to sand. The 403 is supposed to be the next grade easier to sand. Then there's three low-density fillers that are easiest to sand, but they're all colored. Chip-filling is easy to sand, so I'd expect you'd be happy with the results from either the 403 or 406. -Dave 
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