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prodigal1 wrote:
Stephen Trapani wrote: Well, so far I don't see anything in the thread better than the method I last used, two guys with sharpened (and resharpened and resharpened...) 3/4 inch chisels scraping their brains out. It took us about three long days to do a 33ft sailboat. How did you avoid gouging the ****e out of the gelcoat? Push scraping, steep angle on the chisel blade, a piece of cardboard between the back end of the chisel and your hand to hold down the bruising, and it wasn't much of an issue. -- Stephen ------- For any proposition there is always some sufficiently narrow interpretation of its terms, such that it turns out true, and some sufficiently wide interpretation such that it turns out false...concept stretching will refute *any* statement, and will leave no true statement whatsoever. -- Imre Lakatos |
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