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I want to renew the floor in the toilet group of my jacht. Is that possibel
by using epoxy? I can not find any items on the site of the hoxwier group about that material. Who has any suggestions? |
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Just print out the header list for this group and apply. It will then
be in the proper place, and it's sticky **** besides. No epoxy needed. JR On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 01:21:13 +0200, "Helena" wrote: I want to renew the floor in the toilet group of my jacht. Is that possibel by using epoxy? I can not find any items on the site of the hoxwier group about that material. Who has any suggestions? |
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On Sep 18, 7:21*pm, "Helena" wrote:
I want to renew the floor in the toilet group of my jacht. Is that possibel by using epoxy? I can not find any items on the site of the hoxwier group about that material. Who has any suggestions? If the floor is reasonably solid you can paint it with epoxy. Uscomposites has color agent you can add if you want. If it's getting soft then you are probably better off fixing it correctly. |
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