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Just because its marine, doesn't mean its waterproof. Any polyester resin based filler will absorb water. Epoxy resin fillers will absorb less water, and vinylester resin, the least or none.
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Interesting. Most fiberglass fillers claim to be waterproof. However, USC's web site for Duraglas says, "waterproof ... when properly topcoated".
http://www3.uschem.com/uscp/display_...talog_number=4
Well, they must be still be more waterproof than regular body filler.
http://www3.uschem.com/uscp/display_...talog_number=4
Well, they must be still be more waterproof than regular body filler.
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From: Knoxville
Aekisu,
Do you know how to adjust the back DOOR on a 1995 Ford Aerostar?
I've tried losening the two bolts (on both top sides), removing the gas strust,
and suspending the door on a ladder, with help...but, I can't change the height
of the door.
Currently, my lift door is TOO LOW, and is hitting the STRIKER PLATE with the bottom
of the door frame.
Tim
Do you know how to adjust the back DOOR on a 1995 Ford Aerostar?
I've tried losening the two bolts (on both top sides), removing the gas strust,
and suspending the door on a ladder, with help...but, I can't change the height
of the door.
Currently, my lift door is TOO LOW, and is hitting the STRIKER PLATE with the bottom
of the door frame.
Tim
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