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| Peelply is a great surface protector from workshop 'gunge' while the parts are lying around. I think I will take time to wash 'peeled' surfaces prior to re-coating in future, as well as a bit of sanding, on bigger jobs. It really isn't worth the bother of delamination over time. |
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| Sounds wise. If the component is easy to access and there is no worry about contaminating other work ,why not wash ? .. only takes a few minutes, a bristle brush and a handy wet an dry vac. |
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