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Default Polyurethane paint

I have another question about polyurethane paint. After priming the
epoxy and using a poly paint would it be lighter in weight than gel
coat finish and more fade resistant. The weight issue is important
because I'm using it on a canoe.
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Both one and two part polyurethanes are great finishes over epoxy
substrates *provided* there is no remaining 'amine blush.'
Manufacturers of PU (like Interlux) have all developed a 'tie coat' or
'primer' to isolate the epoxy sustrate from the overcoating paint.
Here's what Interlux says:

"Be sure to use Epoxy Barrier-Kote 404/414 over clear epoxy to prevent
blush from affecting drying and adhesion of Brightside".

MW


 
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