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Posted for daniel newland <compositeguy@sbcglobal.net>:

  Hi Pat
  
  The pigment is avaiable at all TAP plastics places and most fiberglass 
supply
laces.  The easiest to use comes in a tube and is compatible with epoxy,
polyester, acrylic resins, paints, etc.  If you've ever mixed Bondo, you use
less than that.  It is very dense stuff and a little goes a long way.  As in
use .05% by weight or maybe less since you only need a tint.
  
  Paste wax might work but when you are at TAP plastics, pick up a can of
Meguires mold release paste wax.  You might want to get 3-4 of the yellow
polyethylene squeegees from 3" -6" while you are there.
  
  I'll send a separate photo of the new bow attached to the hull of my 
raceboat
with the battens fairing in the hull.
  
  Dan