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I did search but did not know what to search for. So My question is do i need a air hole on the container to let the fumes out? OR can i just keep it sealed up tight?

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yes you'll need an air hole for this.

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thanks!

what do u guys use to keep the dust from entering thru the hole?

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Honestly? Nothing. I sand and polish it off, when something get on the paint.

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