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<April 25, 2009>
Cleaned & Primed Fuselage Parts I spent a good while today going over the parts one more time cleaning them and spraying primer on the mating surfaces only. I am planning on painting the interior, so all the exposed parts will get a coat of primer just before paint.
 Since I had scuffed up the rivet lines in the deburring process, I sprayed a little primer along the rivet lines to cover up the scuffs. I masked the bottom skin, but foe the vertical and top edges of the skins I just held a piece of cardboard in my hand as a mask as I sprayed.
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