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    - Description: An instructional drawing shows forming a fillet: a curved tool presses into an internal corner to create a rounded channel; steps indicate using release fabric with a filleting tool. Text in image: - O SHAPE FILLET - CLEAN FILLET - WORK STRIP OF RELEASE FABRIC INTO FILLET WITH FILLETING TOOL
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    Use Release Fabric for Smooth Fillets

    by Jim Derck—GBI Technical Advisor Our 403 Microfibers and 405 Filleting Blend are excellent structural fillers but they’re fibrous and leave a rough surface when used to make fillets. To end up with a surface that is ready for coating or re-bonding without having to remove amine blush or sand smooth, apply a narrow strip […]

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