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Old 11-12-2014, 09:56 PM
billythekid billythekid is offline
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ok ok good. just wanted to make sure it was worth posting still!!!


I did a little filling and grinding this afternoon, I cleaned the garage with my workers for the last hour of the day as it was a mess. It amazes me how much garbage you produce restoring a boat.

anyway I used the pastry bags and took a pc of it to show how they work. by now you know, I get messy with putty and fillers. I am like a little kid!

these bags make it much more controllable on how much to apply.
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