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Jim Conlin July 7th 05 05:09 PM

need advice painting a fiberglass topside
 
Most two-part aliphatic urethanes are quite thin and don't cover texture
well. Your surface prep needs top be quite thorough.
"sandy" wrote in message
...
Ahoy, our local paint shop recommended a 2 part aliphalicsomething
epoxy called Ameron. My question is,.. do I sand my rolled on primer
coat as smooth as possible or leave it pimply? Thanks as always, the
horizon moves closer.




Brian Nystrom July 8th 05 07:13 PM

sandy wrote:
Ahoy, our local paint shop recommended a 2 part aliphalicsomething
epoxy called Ameron.


Do you mean Imron?

My question is,.. do I sand my rolled on primer
coat as smooth as possible or leave it pimply?


What do you want the final surface to be, smooth or "pimply"?

Paul Oman July 9th 05 02:42 AM

sandy wrote:

Ahoy, our local paint shop recommended a 2 part aliphalicsomething
epoxy called Ameron. My question is,.. do I sand my rolled on primer
coat as smooth as possible or leave it pimply? Thanks as always, the
horizon moves closer.


2 part poly are also called LPU's (linear polyurethanes). Cost about
$100 per gallon to much much more.
come as acrylic polys or polyester polys.

Usually applied by roll and tip or spray, but I am probably going to
'test' just a brush on coat with a pricey Prudy (maybe misspelled)
brush - 15 bucks for a 3 inch brush! - this weekend on a 12 footer...


paul oman



Courtney Thomas July 9th 05 03:50 AM

Is the acrylic LPU more durable than the polyester LPU ?

Thanks,
C.Thomas


On Sat, 09 Jul 2005 01:42:20 +0000, Paul Oman wrote:

sandy wrote:

Ahoy, our local paint shop recommended a 2 part aliphalicsomething
epoxy called Ameron. My question is,.. do I sand my rolled on primer
coat as smooth as possible or leave it pimply? Thanks as always, the
horizon moves closer.


2 part poly are also called LPU's (linear polyurethanes). Cost about
$100 per gallon to much much more.
come as acrylic polys or polyester polys.

Usually applied by roll and tip or spray, but I am probably going to
'test' just a brush on coat with a pricey Prudy (maybe misspelled)
brush - 15 bucks for a 3 inch brush! - this weekend on a 12 footer...


paul oman




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