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I have to agree with Gould on this one.
wrote in message ups.com... Bruce B wrote: Hi All, I have had a little Gheenoe (sort of a canoe but wider flatter and more stable) for about 10 years or so and I've always had a problem with the fiberglass interior. It's a rough fiberglass that gets in your skin. What would be the best thing to seal it with? Some sort of clearcoat? I don't want it to become slippery but I'm tired of picking fiberglass out of my skin. I thought about a spray in bed liner but I don't know if that will even work and it would probably be expensive. TIA If it were mine, I'd sand down the rough spots and then coat it with epoxy. |
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