| Sanded the right door on the interior of the seam/gap so that I could go back and fill the irregular edges from the 'squeege' |
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| effect. Then mixed some more 'goop' and troweled it into the low spots on the inside of the door seam and a few of the other |
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| spots on the exterior. Then prepared the Left door, by sanding all of the interior edges, applying clear packing tape to all of the |
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| door edges, rebolted the Left door back on the fuse after temporarily putting screws in to hold the Cabin cover frame to the fuse. |
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| Mixed up the Goop and squeeged it into the gaps. On the Left door, there are more places where the door is lower than the |
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| Cabin cover, and so it will require taping the Cabin cover and applying Goop to the door after the Cabin cover edged are built up. |
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| It;s just going to take several back and forth sessions, until it's built up appropriately. After the majority of the edges are built-up. I |
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| may be able to use some filler for the remainder. I'm going to hold off on putting the final edge on both of the doors until I've got |
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| all of the 'body work' done. |
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