Restore or not to restore? The ethics of.

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Restore or not to restore? The ethics of.

Posted By: Anonymous

Many would say that if part of the cure remains (i.e. some solvent residue or smell) then it is not OK. I'm beginning to think otherwise since you are just replacing one foreign substance (paint) with another (solvent).

Trimming and rebuilding corners is definitely bad.

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