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Default Repainting fiberglass

I recently saw how my buddy repainted the sides of his boat with a white
fiberglass
paint, using a brush. It did not look half bad from afar, but up close, you
could see
the brush strokes. Can this paint go on smoother with a spraying application,
and
will it look almost professionally done? I suppose you need a compressor to
spray
paint and do lots of masking off of the bright work and wood trim. This is for
my
topsides where I also have some gray non-skid areas. I assume you can paint
those
separately and being a flat finish, don't require as much care in application.

Sherwin D.

 
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