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On Mon, 07 Nov 2005 21:27:43 -0800, Evan Gatehouse
wrote: I have a cabin structure on my catamaran that is foam/epoxy/fiberglass. I haven't finished fairing the joints between the pre-fabricated panels and winter is closing in here. So I realize I won't be able to start fairing painting etc. before April. I want to paint the exposed surface so that UV doesn't damage the foam & the epoxy. God knows we don't get a lot of sun up in Vancouver over the winter (I think about 18 hours for the whole winter) but I'd feel better doing this. Anybody got any ideas for a cheap paint (latex??) that will sand off easily in the spring - I still have mold release wax on the surfaces that I might just leave on... Evan Gatehouse The only thing that really hangs on over wax is beetle shells in alcohol. :-) Usually colored red/orange, easily removed with solvent. May be too expensive for the purpose though.... Brian Whatcott Altus |