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From: "Skip Slater" <skipslater@earthlink.net>
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Subject: Re: [LML] Wheel Well / Cockpit Coating
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   A friend of mine put Zolatone on the floor of the 360 he was building and 
then covered it in a shiny clear coat that they offer which appears to seal 
it as well as a tank sealer would.
   Sadly, this builder died of cancer earlier this year and his project was 
recently sold, so I can't ask any questions about the materials, but it 
looked great and would be worth looking into.
   Skip Slater
   N540ES