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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
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Posted for "Greg Tanner" <gtanner@bendcable.com>:

  I totally have a clue on the paint gun cleaning issue. I owned a body shop
  for five years and painted several show cars. Most automotive paint has
  better insturctions on mixing, pot life etc. on the can or there are manuals
  that cover that. I special ordered some white WLS from them direct as Vern
  only stocks it in gray. It took me almost a month to get it as they were
  out. The reason I wanted white is that I'm going to fly this summer in
  primer and since the primary color of my paint job (the top anyway) will be
  white I figured it would be good to final prime in the same color. (instead
  of shooting white sealer when it's painting time)
  
  BTW---I fired up the engine today and took a little taxi ride. I'm way
  excited!!!
  
  Greg T
  
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