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First thing to do was to play with Tiger Tool number 2 (grinder) to remove the bits that
stuck out the sides. It's been ages since I last used Tiger Tool 2!!
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Next some bridging compound was used to fill the holes in. I used "David's" P40. It's
basically filler with fibre-glass pieces in it.
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After removing any excess P40 the next thing to go on was the filler. I used "David's" P38
which will hopefully leave a nice smooth surface once sanded down.
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Once the filler had dried I sanded it down using progressivly finer grit paper and finishing
off with 1000 grit wet'n'dry paper. The photo doesn't really show it, but the surface was
really smooth.
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Here's the final result after painting which I'm pretty pleased with as you'd never know
there were any holes there in the first place.
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