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Jul 7th, 08, 07:52 PM
My first impression would be to recoat.
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Jul 8th, 08, 01:26 AM
What would have been very helpful is some upclose pictures of the surface.
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Jul 8th, 08, 10:06 AM
If it's rubbery and stains are permeated into the stuff and 12.5% wont bleach it out any I'd guess re coat too. I wouldn't want to damage it or blow holes in it and have to pay for the re coat myself. That would suck. Would suggest to the owner that if re coated make sure to get something that can be cleaned and with what. Setting myself up for the future cleanings. Doesn't Ron M do this kind of stuff?
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