Bilge painting
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Bilge painting
Replacing stringers and transom. I was recomended to use epoxy resin. I would like to sand and finish the whole bilge and transom area. I have painted autos in the past but I have no idea what finishing materials are compatible with epoxy resin. Normally I would use a urethane Primer surfacer then top coat with a single or two stage urethane. Would gel goat be a better alternative for build, sanding and duribility?
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you can use anything but poly or vinylester based products. Gel coat will not work over epoxy. I use PPG's single stage Concept and it works well.
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I repainted my bilge this year and a new producy from Interlux, called Perfection. It is a little less expensive than Awl Grip and you don't need a respirator. It turned out great, snow white and easy to come by...west marine.
It is hard a nails and very hard to scratch. I could not be happier.
It is hard a nails and very hard to scratch. I could not be happier.
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I have had my bilge done for 8-9 years now. Still looks almost perfect... It took a pint this year to make it perfect. Goes on with a brush and roller and looks like it was sprayed!
I know that other products work, but why mess around trying when there is a proven product that stands the test of time?
I have had my bilge done for 8-9 years now. Still looks almost perfect... It took a pint this year to make it perfect. Goes on with a brush and roller and looks like it was sprayed!
I know that other products work, but why mess around trying when there is a proven product that stands the test of time?