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Post  gcb Sat Feb 02, 2013 9:37 pm

Ken Cook wrote: Something that didn't click until now would also be baking soda with CA poured over it. That works well for filling in large gaps. Ken

From using baking soda and thin CA when there was no gap filling CA, this works well but is a BEAR to sand.

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