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LPU paints require much more labor than conventional paints in prep and
application, but offer very high gloss and excellent weathering characteristics which you may not want or need in boat interiors. I'd use an alkyd semi-gloss from the corner paint store. Prep with a scotchbrite and TSP. "Joe Bleau" wrote in message ... The ceiling of my boat is textured gelcoat. As I read the Awlgrip instructions they seem to insist on preparation which would destroy the texture. Can I not simply wash and deway according to their instructions, followed by a sound scuffing with an abrasive pad, followed by a wipe down, followed by either brush or roller application? All suggestions appreciated. Joe |
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