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On 6 Mar 2005 13:47:18 -0500, steve620
wrote: I have a 18ft Baylinner with a Cuddy and I need to Gelcoat it but never did it before. Is it hard? I don’t want to mess it up. I’ve been told you just roll it on like painting a house. When I told people that I was going to let a marina do it they thought I was nuts, can anybody give me any advice?? Are you looking to refresh the paint or change colors? The normal method is to use a roll and tip method to repaint the boat with Awlgrip or similar. First, you are going to need to strip waxes, old chalky coats of whatever off the boat - wash it throughly - sand it (doesn't have to be a deep sanding - 80 wet sanding will be good enough - then it's a question of rolling and tipping the paint. It's not a hard project, but it will take time if you are doing it yourself. Or if you don't have experience with epoxy paints. Later, Tom |
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