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![]() "Benning Wentworth" wrote in message news:ZstWg.4204$ms1.2068@trndny05... Is there a paint, such as Bilge Coat, that will stick to a not very clean surface? What paint? Etc? I've no idea whether this paint is available outside South Africa, but I've had remarkable success with Plascon Velvaglo, both inside and outside on my wooden boat. http://www.gravitated.co.za/plascon/...px?ProductID=8 It is described as a non-drip enamel and produces a satin finish (eggshell). I painted the bilges of my boat (on top of old paint) - they were pretty dirty and it covered several years worth of dust and grime in one coat. 5 years later they still seem fine. I also painted the topsides with this stuff and after 2 years in quite harsh conditions there was hardly any deterioration at all. l gave it another coat, while the boat was out of the water, just for good measure, but it didn't really need it. I have no interest in this company but I guess the message is that a good quality enamel can cover a lot of dirt. Non drip products are great because you can put them on quite thick and they don't run. Good luck. J |
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