"Ronald Raygun" wrote in message
. uk...
Pete C wrote:

AFAICR a possible way to get round that is to paint a second coat of
paint over the craters.

Doesn't that dull the edges of the craters, thus losing grip?

The obvious answer is to choose the colour of the paint carefully
to match that of the expected dirt.

Yes. This year I have chosen to piant my bottom with hairy green antifoul
paint. I've had trouble however, exactly matching the seagull patina on the
cabin roof - any suggestions?

Floatything

On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 22:18:51 GMT, "Floatything"
. I've had trouble however, exactly matching the seagull patina on the
cabin roof - any suggestions?

Floatything


Why bother, that stuff is waterproof, doesn't fade, non-slip (after
the first few hours) and is very environmentally friendly being made
of totally recycled products

Floatything wrote:


"Ronald Raygun" wrote in message
. uk...
Pete C wrote:

AFAICR a possible way to get round that is to paint a second coat of
paint over the craters.

Doesn't that dull the edges of the craters, thus losing grip?

The obvious answer is to choose the colour of the paint carefully
to match that of the expected dirt.

Yes. This year I have chosen to piant my bottom with hairy green antifoul
paint. I've had trouble however, exactly matching the seagull patina on
the cabin roof - any suggestions?

Get a cat (real), or an owl (fake).

Floatything wrote:

This year I have chosen to paint my bottom with hairy green antifoul paint.

There's really nothing more to say to that.

Pete