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Old 27-Jul-2005, 23:49
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Originally posted by Harv748
...but what about the parts that have gone a bit milky in colour...that looks quite deep and I'm guessing could go all the way down to the carbon.

Will it dissapear if it is given a freah coat over the top do you think?

If the milky effect has gone all the way into the carbon fibre then you are stuck with it. If you sand it away then you are also sanding away the carbon and it will be a helluva mess.

Unfortunately you won't find out until you have tried.

Which parts are you talking about?

Are you costing your time (labour) at zero?

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