
Even after the first primer coats, I was still trying to fill the lug / shroud gap with white glue fillets.
It took a few applications to smooth it over.

Some CWF was over the edge of the nose cone shoulder.
TIP: To get a better edge on a nose cone shoulder:
Pull the nosecone slightly out of the body tube.
Sharply fold a piece of 400 grit sandpaper.
Set the "V" of the folded sandpaper in the nose cone boldy tube gap.
Lightly sand, taking off the excess CWF.
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