Several more hours (and several more to go!) on blending.filling,sanding the door jams. finished the left but haven't started on the right. The hinge recess pockets at the top were a bunch of fun, hard to get sandpaper into the small radius corners. Sanded the initial coat of primer on the aft right side, and then reapplied another coat. rathen than comnpletely sand this coat, I gave it a 'rough' sanding to knock off the top of the 'knap' left by the roller applicator, then applied another coat. I don't know if this will be any better, but I'm trying to get a build-up of primer and figured this might help. I also preped the left aft cabin top for primer, applied a skim coat and then used the credit card to squeege the mix into the pinholes and voids. This trick w/ the credit card saves a lot of sanding. I find that if you let the initial credit card coat drey somewhat and then squeege on another coat, that it pretty much gets all of the pinholes. Doesn't take much time and is very effective. Added another piece of fineline tape to the left rear window to allow for a thigker build-up of primer and then rollerd on the initial coat on the aft left side. the entire aft cabin cover has primer on it at this point. the right side has 3 coats and the left side 1.
