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Need advice on marine paint
I have a fiberglass boat with a faded, yucky green gelcoat stripe that I
want to paint. In the past, I have painted boats with Imron but this is a large boat and I don't have a trailer for it. It's stored in my covered boat house and is lifted out of the water so I can easily repaint the stripe by "rolling and tipping". I want the painted stripe to have the "wet" look like Imron - with the "sparkles". Imron doesn't seem to be a good choice because of the hazardous vapors so I'm wondering what other choices I might have. A local boat store told me that Interlux had a product called Brightside that was durable and easy to apply. However, they told me that it would not give me the Imron-like finish. Can something be mixed with Brightside to produce the "sparkles". Does anyone have any other suggestions as to how I can achieve the desired "wet look" ? TIA Chuck |
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