Cleaned up the aluminum that will get primed. Scuffed the aluminum with scotchbright pad and cleaned. Dust cloth to remove all the misc sanding dust and painted with two coats of epoxy primer. After it cured about 30 minutes, removed both doors and masked one of the door openings so I could paint the door jam. Painted the door jam, let cure and removed the masking and then masked the other door frame. Painted jam.
Removed all the protective paper and the tape from around one rear window. This is amazing.
I found three pinholes in one area where I must have missed with the dry wall mud. The rest was almost perfect. Will require some sanding and filling wiht a high build in some areas and block sanding to get it perfect. Some of the glass buildups are not blended in as well as I want, but the high build filler should be enough. The door jams are a little rough in some areas, they will get reworked when the final paint job comes
Right now it is fine for flying. Next to touch up the Zolatone on the interior and the doors.
