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RRIM machine using mica as a filler. Marsh's notebooks
reflect that he actually prepared such plaques in February and
March 1986 and again in early 1988. Marsh's notebooks were
recognized by Dr. Taylor and Dzikowski as authentic and Bain
also recognized the notebooks as being Marsh's. Dzikowski and
Bain's notebooks establish that the plaques containing WG-2
mica from J.M. Huber exhibited a DOI when painted that is
"within about 10 DOI units of the distinctness of image of
similarly painted steel." Dzikowski's report of February 13,
1986, also indicates that polyurethanes filled with mica
exhibited DOI's within the limitations of the count and his
report also indicated he was extremely impressed by the
results for the mica-filled polyurethanes. Dr. Taylor
recalled having seen Dzikowski's report. Dzikowski prepared a
similar report in May 1986, reflecting the results obtained
for the plaques prepared by Marsh in March 1986.
The testimony of Dr. Taylor, Dzikowski and Bain
adequately corroborates Sanns' testimony concerning the
production and successful testing in 1986 and again in 1988 of
plaques which, when considered with the stipulation concerning
the properties of J.M. Huber WG-2 mica, meet all the
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