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Chrissy and Randy, who's that? Jambalaya has the Y in it, no Y's in Chrissi or Randi =) So glad you enjoyed the Jambalaya so much, very concerned about your health leaving it out overnight outside a

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I apologize for missing that response, thank you. That fills in a gap. Now to figure out how a "totaled" aircraft made it to Brazil... hmmm RZ

I answered you once and here it is again. Dana Byerley was my hangar mate at Tooele, UT. We both were coming back from Kanab twelve years ago, I in my Long and Dana in the Very ez, when Dana had an

Thanks for the help Ron and Tom. I'm asking because I've been contacted by a Pilot in Brazil who say's the airplane is down there and he wants to know if he should buy it. The mystery is what happened

Rolling and tipping seems to be a great, clean and effective solution. It is used on the topsides (part above the water) on large yachts and from what I have seen equals spray-on is less expensive

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Rich wrote: Consider rolling and tipping Definitely something to consider. It looks to me like a beginner might get a nicer finish with "rolling and tipping" vs. spraying. Thanks, Andrew Anunson

OMG. Is Tim correct on this one! Best story I have got is with my buddy Chris Richards, this goes back a few years ago, He had brought out his newly refinished I believe 1968 Firebird, it was

Jack Prock wrote: I just went through the pain of painting my plane for the second time. The first time the paint job really sucked. Here are the things that I learned and did Thank you for your

yellow bellied since it was new in 2001 Craig Gearhart N911GG

Also at West Marine is their own brand "SeaGlossPro". This is what I used on my plane. It is cheaper than the Pettit brand, and the interesting thing is that is IDENTICAL to the Pettit paint!

Great advice everyone! Thank you! Phil Kriley

Jerry asked, "Where do I get this paint?" See: https://www.westmarine.com/search?Ntt=pettit+ezpoxy It's boat paint. Steve Stearns O235 Longeze N45FC ~1500 Hrs. Boulder/Longmont CO

If memory serves me correctly, Petit is a paint for those of the yachting persuasion. Try Jamestown distributors. I think that they are selling it for 98.71 per gallon They have all kinds of great

Pettit is popular with the yachting set. West Marine (currently advertising price matching) stocks (in warehouse) pretty much their complete line as do other vendors. Here is a link to a color chart

I just went through the pain of painting my plane for the second time. The first time the paint job really sucked. Here are the things that I learned and did. This is not the only way to do things,