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Scott A Jordan

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I just took over J-3 S/N20300 and looking forward to the restore. Everything seems to be in very good shape, I will start with the tail feathers. Fabric has been stripped off, I need to clean the frames to bare metal. Kind of large for a typical sand blast booth, is there a chemical way to strip these or will I need to build a bigger sand blast booth?

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