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April 4th 17, 11:59 PM
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Pin holes (again)
We nuke about an ounce of epoxy in the shop microwave until it is almost too hot to hold, then quickly squeegee it across the pinholed surface so it forms a meniscus that fills in the square corners of each pinhole. An ounce covers like 10-20 square feet. We generally do that twice, and then sand the remaining epoxy off and fill the remaining weak depressions with Duratec.
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