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Subject: Sanding Wing Surfaces
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    We've had lots of good information about sanding wing surfaces, but one thing has not been mentioned ...

     1. How do you keep from ruining the surface on the fuel caps while sanding the wing.       OK, I know, take the caps off, but that raises another question.

     2. How do you keep the sanding dust out of the fuel tank, the last place I want to see it going.       OK, I know, put the caps on. Now we're back to question #1.

    Give me a little help here.

                                      CLK

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