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If it were me, I'd use a 2-part urethane on it. The finish is superb,
and that stuff is *HARD*. Also, when patch/repairs are needed, it will be easier to match the existing finish. bob Rusty wrote: I am having an aluminum dodger built for my sailboat. I want it to be white when it's finished. The question is, should I have it powder coated or painted? Either is possible, and not out of line for cost. I am looking for durability, long-term looks, and ability to make minor repairs. Any thoughts either for or against each option? Thanks, Rusty |
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