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Ed Edelenbos wrote:
Another option to look into... pricewise between house paints (actually at the higher end of the house paint price range) and marine paints... epoxy paints for floors. Two part paints... I've started looking into them but haven't gotten too far. Specifically they are made for concrete floors but I bet with the right primer, it would be great for boats. ---- epoxy floor paints, or any floor paint, will not work well on vert surfaces. They are designed for extreme self leveling...... That's the big difference between floor and non floor paint. Note if you add about 2 quarts of fumed silica to a floor paint you get something close to a non floor paint... ================================================== ===== PAUL OMAN ----- Progressive Epoxy Polymers, Inc. Frog Pond Hollow - 48 Wildwood Dr - Pittsfield NH 03263 603-435-7199 FAX 603-435-7182 VISA/MC/Discover http://www.epoxyproducts.com Boating site: http://www.epoxyproducts.com/marine.html ================================================== ====== |
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