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Unread 04-14-2013, 04:19 PM
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Default Outboard Decals Replacement

Had some days off and decided to paint the cowlings and put on some new decals (aftermarket $69) on the old outboard. Painting with spray cans was not easy and never really mastered getting rid of the orange peel left behind. One last clear coat and ready for summer.
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Builder, that looks sweet. Nice job.
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Looks great!! Real car guys wet sand after painting with fine fine fine sand paper to get rid of orange peel on new paint jobs.
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