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05-07-2021, 03:18 PM
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Boat Paint
I did not use my boat last year due to truck trouble. I got the boat out of the barn and washed it and I noticed she needs some TLC. Some chips, stress cracks, the usual wear and tear on a 30 year old boat. So I want to fix the chips and cracks and sand and paint her. I'm going to go with fighting lady yellow and aquamarine to dress it up. What brands and/or processes do you recommend? I have painted things before just not a fiberglass hull/boat. Thanks for your advice!
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05-09-2021, 06:10 PM
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Re: Boat Paint
Check into Alwgrip paints. Prep is the most important followed closely by proper painting techniques and temperatures while you're painting. Follow the instructions by the letter and you'll be amazed by the outcome.
BTW Fighting Lady Yellow is my personal favorite!
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