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Spent an hour removing fully cured light gray SPI epoxy smears from the black driver's seat of my wife's Subaru.
I thought I was smart and pulled it out of the garage when spraying the quarter panel repair. A couple days later she found I had gathered primer on the back of my shorts before I proudly pulled her car back in. I can attest to both the amazing adhesion of SPI epoxy and the durability of Suby seat material. Doh! This stuff saved my butt from my butt. In the words of Bob Ross: "We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents." Mike |
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