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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Finishing access panels
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Posted for "Pat Cohenour" <patricktc@cox.net>:

  Another method is to get some 1/16" styrene sheet, cut thin strips, wax the
  strips, place in the gap space & micro around this with the panel in place.
  You can then body work the entire surface as one piece since the styrene
  sands away right along with the micro.  I bought a 4' x 8' sheet of styrene
  from Regal Plastics here in OKC  for about $21.00.  Works great.  I have so
  far used this method for the gear doors, the rear access panel, and the Step
  access cover.
  
  
  
  Pat Cohenour
  
  IV-P in progress
  
  patricktc@cox.net