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There is also wax in the gel coat, which has to be removed by
grinding, as previously mentioned, or chemically washing because of non adherence. In your case not to worry, as I doubt if there is any wax left. your call. Den 48ft YF EAGLE On May 30, 9:23*am, Bruce wrote: On Sun, 30 May 2010 01:52:13 +0100, Barnett22 Go tohttp://westsystem.com/ss/boat-repair/ By the way, gel coat is essentially polyester resin with a coloring agent which is used to make a smooth finish on the outside of the fiberglass structural layer. So, since it is just a surface finish it should be ground completely off in the areas that you are bonding additional glass. :high build primer" as it will be a much better base coat. |
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