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Old 09-18-2004, 05:04 PM   #1
orlowted
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Default Research is what is needed

Thanks for all the advise - I will research the information you gave me in the very near future. I can attest to the toxicity (sp?) of today's paints. I had my eyes burning just painting the snowmobile hood. I am still in the process of replacing the quarter panels - what a nightmare....but should be ready to start the bodywork in about a month....
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