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Daniele Fua brought forth on stone tablets:
Garland Gray II ha scritto: I would like to find some PVA, quick. I need to make some gelcoat repairs today, and I understand that spraying PVA on top keeps the gelcoat (white) from discoloring. I'm not sure where you find PVA, but I think I've heard that hairspray works. Is this true, or where might I find the real stuff ? Isn't PVA just the common and cheap white wood glue you may find in plastic cans at every hardware store? Here we call it Vinavil but it is a brand name (like we use Biro for ballpoint pens...). Daniel Close, but not quite (although it might work jsut fine for sealing out air). The PVA in white glue is polyvinyl acetate. The PVA being discussed in this thread is polyvinyl alcohol. bob |