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July 9th 15, 02:23 PM
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Gel coat removal - is this okay?!?
On Thursday, July 9, 2015 at 6:54:38 AM UTC-4, Kevin Christner wrote:
Never seen gel coat removed via pneumatic razor blade. Looking at the surface it would appear this has taken off the veil cloth with the gel coat. Any experts care to comment as to the validity of this method / post operating room safety / airworthiness? 2C The complication comes in when you get to the areas that don't peel. Removing the gel from those areas without damaging the area you just peeled is tricky. The easiest peel takes the top layer of glass off which is easy to do if you get it wrong. It comes off in sheets when you do this. If it comes off as chips, it;s just gel. UH 
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