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February 9th 10, 07:17 AM
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Gel coat removal - water sanding vs. straight line sanding
"mike" wrote You mentioned, " I can't imagine a reason to remove all of the gelcoat off of anything." and then in a following post, " If there is degradation of the gelcoat to fiberglass/carbon fiber/ Kevlar bonding, then the detail is the devil. Nothing to do but to take it all off." I was addressing your first dictum. You got me on that one. OK, how about, I can't imagine removing all of the jelcoat unless it was already trying to remove itself. g -- Jim in NC 
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