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Date:         Sun, 31 Jan 2010 21:08:05 -0800
Reply-To:     Marc Sayer <marcsayer@HUGHES.NET>
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From:         Marc Sayer <marcsayer@HUGHES.NET>
Subject:      Re: Paint in PDX Great Deal!!!
In-Reply-To:  <eccfedcc1001311918x76ba3f5ek18ed8e67de4fda2f@mail.gmail.com>
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Not to rain on any parades or anything. Maybe this guy's work is great. But most of a good paint job is prep work and you can't tell about the prep with a fresh paint job. Give it 6 months before you decide it's a good paint job. By then the paint should be done shrinking (curing) and any scratches, or imperfections will show. Blend edge problems will also start to show around then, as will many color or bleeding issues.

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Marc Sayer Journalist, Photographer, Dog Trainer (APDT member #062956) Board member - Western States Great Dane Rescue Association Director of Operations & Training - Deaf Dane Rescue Inc. Oakridge, OR USA

My Homepage - http://gracieland.org Deaf Dane Rescue - http://deafdane.org Western States Great Dane Rescue Association - http://wsgdra.org RescueWatchdogs - http://rescuewatchdogs.org Association of Pet Dog Trainers - http://APDT.com


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