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July 19th 06, 01:51 PM
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Cobra Cosmetics II: How to Refinish?
An amazing (to me) amount of interest in refreshing faded vinyl trim
strips indicates pilots are serious about making their [gliders'] rides look good. But what about the trailer itself? My 14-year-old glass-top Cobra has a few cracks, nicks, etc., that will require work this winter. Matching the existing gel coat looks tough. And I'd rather save my refinishing money for the glider itself some day. So what's been the experience repairing/refinishing/painting German glass-top trailers? Chip Bearden ASW 24 "JB" 
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