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Date Posted: - Wednesday - 04/25/07 - 1:03pm
Author: Randall
Subject: Ah, I get it...
In reply to: Randall, M31, Murre 's message, "Bottom Paint Combinations" on - Monday - 04/23/07 - 1:22pm

Ya, so I reread Casy and I'd totally missunderstood. Took him to mean soft and hard bottom paint incompatible always, whereas he's saying same as you guys: soft over hard, ok; hard over soft, not ok.

Thanks for the help.

RR

PS. and I'd swear I heard this in the yard too. Oh well. Guess that's why we ask...

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