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We use Paralyene C to conformal coat our CCA's. On occasion we need to
perform rework which needs to be touched up. We use a one part type UR
(Polyurethane) for this touch up. The bad news is that it does not stick to
the Paralyene and can be easily picked off. Any comments from people with
experience in this area would be appreciated.
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