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"Ryk" wrote
That, and your point about overcoating -- you can put on a whole lot more paint if you aren't aggressive about spreading it out. That's probably where the thinning comes in. It was drying so fast on the hull (good drying day even though cool) that I couldn't move it around much after it was rolled on. It doesn't look very thick but, if it was only 25% thicker than the yard put on, it would account for the coverage difference. In other words, you don't have to add 25% thinner to increase coverage by that amount with a fast drying paint like this which is what I was thinking when I first posted. I'll try foam rollers next year as well. -- Roger Long |
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