I own a Shetland Kestrel which has had the hull painted. I would like
to rub it down and give a fresh coat for the season.

Is there any particular paint I should use ?

regards

Tony Tollin wrote:

I own a Shetland Kestrel which has had the hull painted. I would like
to rub it down and give a fresh coat for the season.

Is there any particular paint I should use ?

regards


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Tony Tollin wrote:

I own a Shetland Kestrel which has had the hull painted. I would like
to rub it down and give a fresh coat for the season.

Is there any particular paint I should use ?

regards


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Tony Tollin wrote:


I own a Shetland Kestrel which has had the hull painted. I would like
to rub it down and give a fresh coat for the season.

Is there any particular paint I should use ?

regards


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Blueyonder doesn't carry that group.


Tell me about it. You have to ask them to carry it just to be told
they don't yet have the capacity. However, you can subscribe to a
decent news service for free at http://news.individual.net

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Tony Tollin wrote in message
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I own a Shetland Kestrel which has had the hull painted. I would like
to rub it down and give a fresh coat for the season.

Is there any particular paint I should use ?

regards


I paint my boats with Dulux exterior grade. It costs about a tenth of the
cost of two-part paints. One boat has been in the water for three winters,
and still looks like new.

Rub down: apply a coat of undercoat thinned 10%; light rub down (just to get
rid of flies, bits of dust and hairs), repeat undercoat; light rubdown,
apply gloss thinned 10% (brush or brush and roller); light rub down, repeat
gloss. In good weather, you can do both undercoats in a day, and both
glosses in two days. Don't gloss if there is a risk of frost.