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Peter,
I don't have the answer for you but I'm in the process of getting it for you. I elected to go with the vinyl bottom this passed summer. So, I'll let you know in about 5 yrs. It sure was a great looking job! Ole Thom |
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What company did you get your vinyl paint from.
I used to use Woolsey Super Vinylast but they don't make it any more. I like Vinyl for the scrubability factor alone plus the colors seem brighter and they don't fade. The only real trouble with vinyl is you can only paint certain kinds of paint on top of it without it bubbling up. It generally has to be sanded or scraped off before applying regular paints to it. I had to buy a special gallon of paint to cover the old vinyl before applying the Petit paint this last time. It is designed to 'fix' the vinyl paint against being lifted by the regular paints. It wasn't cheap. S.Simon "Thom Stewart" wrote in message ... Peter, I don't have the answer for you but I'm in the process of getting it for you. I elected to go with the vinyl bottom this passed summer. So, I'll let you know in about 5 yrs. It sure was a great looking job! Ole Thom |
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