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Old 06-06-2021, 05:37 AM
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I would use the epoxy. Scuff for body work, when your finished scuff the areas you didn't touch then epoxy again. I like to do my seam sealer at this point and if your quick about it you can spray your high build urethane within the adhesion window. I wait to do my seam sealer in the drip rails until a few days before paint so the high build doesn't build up and crack.

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