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Tried doing a web search but no lucky ...what is "Rojo"?
Thx, Brian "cavelamb" wrote in message ink.net... Lew Hodgett wrote: THe only way to seal the fairing compound of a male one off is to "tight glaze" the compound with Rojo after the hull is fair, then shoot high build primer followed by LP. Lots of sanding in between. Anything less and you are kidding yourself. Lew Lew, that sounds like the voice of experience talking... Richard |
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Brian D wrote:
Tried doing a web search but no lucky ...what is "Rojo"? ROJO, AKA: RED HAND. A 2 part epoxy from the industrial division of International Paints. Designed to fill pock marks in steel plate after sand blasting in ship yards. Definitely NOT a West marine item. Lew |
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There are many types of fairing compound. Some are porous and some are
not. The Bondo style are porous and need sealing. I would be quite confident that an epoxy based fairing compound with microballoons is not porous so the recommendation for a sealing coat does not apply to this type. |
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