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Quoted from ccotenj:
sanding it without damaging the surrounding areas might be tricky, but if i mask it off carefully, that shouldn't be too much of a problem...

Just read through this thread and I'm curious how things turned out for you in the insert-leveling department. I've got a similar issue on a Jubilee I just picked up and I'm wondering how that whole masking thing worked out. If you tried it, what did you used to mask? What was your process? ...and is there anything you'd do differently?

Thanks for your time, ccotenj.

Quick side note: Vid is MAN!

That is all,
Ryan Claytor
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