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 Yet another E-Tex question 
		
		
		Some (OK, most) of the plugs I E-texed are not very smooth, and I'd like to add a second coat.  Is it best to sand them smooth before adding the second coat? 
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 I don't think this should be necessary. 
	Have you played around with the mix/temp/rotation etc...? -spence  | 
		
 I've probably tried about everything short of a spinner.  That's next on my list. 
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 Can you post a photo? 
	I've done all my plugs with E-Tex using a brush and just hanging and flipping by hand. Never had a problem unless my mix with too thick or didn't pay attention... -spence  | 
		
 Check out my Alice Cooper Eyes post.  I've got a few plug picts on there.  They are not my worst, but still not very smooth. 
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 They don't look to bad, I heat mine up to make it thinner, I put it on with an acid brush Make sure the mix is 50/50 and use a lighter to pop the bubbles asap. 
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 What I do is use a light to keep them warm. 
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 Highpockets,,,,,  I use Devcon II,,,,  I have found that flipping and using it at room temp ,,  no light, no heat,,,,   works best,,,,,, IF you ave a spinner then heat is the way to go,,,, might be the same with etex,,,,,  give it a try 
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