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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Flying in primer question
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Posted for "glong2" <glong2@netzero.net>:

  John:
  I flew in primer (unsanded) for about a year. I put a coat of white primer
  on so the plane would look decent. I am now sanding off the white, getting
  back to the gray. It is more work than I anticipated, but with the changes I
  have made I am still glad it was in primer.
  
  Eugene Long
  Lancair Super ES
  glong2@netzero.net
  
>  Looking for comments on the pros or cons of sanding the last coat of
> primer.   I intend to fly in primer for a few months and have mixed feelings