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Posted for "Bryan J. Burr" <bjburr@mwheli.com>:
Craig,
Having had exactly the same experience with my ES I applied and sanded off
hundreds of dollars of filler/primer and left it laying on the floor. Only
to have the painter do it all over again anyway. My serious recommendation
is to save yourself some money and have a painter come in and prep and prime
the bottom for you. If I ever do another airplane I will not even touch the
body work. I will only sand off the roughest edges and seam joints. To me it
was hundreds of wasted hours and material. I think that if you give each
component to the painter as it is completed it gets done over time and
spreads the cost and enormity of the body work / painting project out over a
manageable timeframe.
My .02 and dang well worth it!!!
Bryan
N132BB
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