My apologies. I tried to copy and paste, but it did not seem to work, and my wife was not around to show me how to make it work! Ha! Ha! I don't spend a lot of time in forums, but I'll do better next time. I just wanted to pass along that I had a good experience in Willmar, MN and that folks have an opportunity to upgrade their interiors without spending a fortune. I went there only to have my left wing tank resealed with Weep No More. That process was not cheap, but I did a lot of research and decided to make the trip from Alabama to Minnesota in order to get it fixed right rather than having to have it redone in a couple of years. I was very impressed with Paul Beck's work, and I feel confident that my left tank is sealed for life! I didn't go there planning to work on my interior, but after seeing Bruce's work and learning how cost effective his techniques are, I changed my mind. My interior is a work in progress, but so far I have spent about $500 on materials and my interior is already greatly improved. $500 is a lot of money to me (I'm cheap), but the education I received was worth that alone and ultimately I expect to have only a small fraction of what most folks have to pay for a restored interior.
