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Topic Title: Painting black stringer to hide Firewire Topic Summary: Created On: 04/24/2021 05:50 PM |
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I'm going to be out of country for a while and would rather my board not stand out as anything particularly worth taking. Firewires tend to stand out with the black stringer, so I thought the simplest thing might be to paint over the black stringer and Slater logo with some kind of white paint, but I've never painted on top of finished fiberglass before. Any ideas or recommendations?
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