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Old 03-15-2021, 09:06 PM   #11
JJH Jimmy
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Re: Budget Build 1985 K20

About the doors. I got them primed and filler applied and went to start sanding and the epoxy was soft under the filler. So i figured it was due to a couple of things......my shop temp was near the minimum for the epoxy, thickness of the 3 coats of epoxy and applying the filler in 24 hours. I think I would have been fine if I waited a couple days to apply the filler. So I sanded them back down and started over. Lesson learned don’t rush more so if it is cold.
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