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Subject: Peel Ply
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"Do any of you know of a type of peel ply that will lay flat over and around 
compound surfaces?"

Christmas Day
12/25/05

Angier,

I have found the thinner grades of dacron fabric (available at any fabric 
store) work very well around compound curves and odd shapes ... result is 
the same as the thicker fabrics.

Merry Christmas to all!

Ed Smith
Chesapeake, VA