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That four months between quick coats might be the best route.
In Response To: I just say your post from yesterday about ()
Le Tonk goes over itself real well... and I have a feeling that that a quick couple of coats reapplied every few months might be the best idea.
I screwed myself with that application in the fog... and live to tell about it. GRIN.
The other thing I am working on is covers for the brightwork... which of course would help any varnish.
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- Yes, we should be around.
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- We're taking a break. We, actually my wife, has
- The thing I like about the Le Tonk is how it slides on...
- I just say your post from yesterday about
- That four months between quick coats might be the best route.
- I just say your post from yesterday about
- The thing I like about the Le Tonk is how it slides on...
- We're taking a break. We, actually my wife, has
- BTW that local fog (and now rain) will play heck...
- Yes, we should be around.
- SWYC eh? Nice club. Gonna be around this weekend?
- You need the silver chloride reference anode...
- The check I did Gene.....
- Do you have an aluminum engine block
