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by **Pete** » Tue, 28 Sep 2004 04:38:22

My Mistral Shift has mysteriously developed a small (1cm or so) ding right
in the midst of planing surface, somewhere between front & back straps. I
sealed it with epoxy while trying to keep the surface as level as possible
but of course it's not as smooth as surrounding area. Is it critical to get
it sanded down so it's as smooth as possible?

Peter

by **Glenn Woode** » Tue, 28 Sep 2004 05:06:39

Quote:

>My Mistral Shift has mysteriously developed a small (1cm or so) ding right
>in the midst of planing surface, somewhere between front & back straps. I
>sealed it with epoxy while trying to keep the surface as level as possible
>but of course it's not as smooth as surrounding area. Is it critical to get
>it sanded down so it's as smooth as possible?

>Peter

Are you kidding? You should see my gear. :)

In all sincerity I wouldn't worry unless you just like doing repairs after
every session.

Glenn

by **Pete** » Tue, 28 Sep 2004 17:48:53

Quote:

> >My Mistral Shift has mysteriously developed a small (1cm or so) ding
right
> >in the midst of planing surface, somewhere between front & back straps. I
> >sealed it with epoxy while trying to keep the surface as level as
possible
> >but of course it's not as smooth as surrounding area. Is it critical to
get
> >it sanded down so it's as smooth as possible?
> Are you kidding? You should see my gear. :)

I'd love to ;)

Quote:

> In all sincerity I wouldn't worry unless you just like doing repairs after
> every session.

So I thought. I'm not really the repair type of guy... still wondering where
that ding came from?

Pete

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