REFLECTOR: Jeffco question

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Grigore,
 
Ronnie is right. You don't need the fillers for the coating. You are also  
right in that you can't mix too much of that stuff at a time without it  
"Therming" on you. It does cure faster and makes lots of its own heat. 
 
There is a tool called a "Nit Picker" It is a very fine tapered wire with a  
little handle. It's purpose is to be able to pick bugs, lint, (AKA Nits) out 
of  your paint before it dries. It looks like a metal cat whisker with a 
handle. 
The tip is so fine, that you can pull things from paint without disturbing  
the finish (if you are quick enough). 
 
It has such a fine tip that it makes a perfect tool for popping tiny  bubbles 
in Jeffco while it is still wet. Bout 9 bucks at a professional auto  paint 
supply store.
 
The Jeffco that I used along the top of the baffles is a different epoxy.  
They also have a structural epoxy. This may be where you thought I used filler  
with regular Jeffco. 
 
Hope that helps. 
 
Kurt 



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