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Old 03-25-2007, 02:34 AM
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Thats a tough question, mitch. Jeff is right for the most part, clear will make sanding scratches and such look even worse. So if you can see em now, itd be best to fix it somehow before laying clear. However, on the up side, it also will hide some minor imperfections, such as dust specks, etc. Id suggest 3 coats of clear, as thatll give you more protection against sanding through to the basecoat.

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