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Subject: How to strip magnesium
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From: "Ron Jones" <ron@baronboys.com>
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As far as I know, there is nothing made of magnesium on our beautiful =
Lancair's. (But as Dennis Miller might say, "I'm just a man. I could be =
wrong.")=20

However, I do have a friend who is looking for a safe way to strip paint =
off of a magnesium surface. He doesn't want to use any sandblasting or =
anything abrasive as he desires to have a nice, smooth magnesium surface =
when he is finished.

When he asked me if I or any of my aviation buddies knew how to do this, =
I immediately thought of the collective knowledge and wisdom on the LML. =
I'm pretty darn sure that one of you "LML'rs" knows how to do this. Does =
it apply to any of our Lancair projects? I don't know. Maybe. We all =
learn by sharing, though.

Hopefully, this email will pass Marv's filtering and we'll all learn =
something.

Thanks,

Ron Jones
ron@legacy-innovations.com
www.legacy-innovations.com
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