Painting Fiberglass
It's time to put a coat of paint onto the old fiberglass dock box. It's just chalking too much and I really don't want to be out there waxing it. I want the paint to be maintenance free for a long time so I was thinking of a polyurathane, correct me if I'm wrong. Will a single part poly like Interlux hold up to the abuse or do I need to go with a two part paint?
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Not one person has an opinion on painting fiberglass? This is supposed to be the site of unparralled knowledge.
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To do it right, for that application, i would use URO prime by dupont, then paint with IMRON 333 series polyurithane. Its cheap imron, but make sure you use the accellerator.
Hope this helps HAWK POWER www.searace.com |
Thanks,
Never thought about IMRON for this application. I've used it on my drives and tabs though. |
You could 320 it, paint it with any automotive paint and then clear it to look really sharp. If it is a duarbility item, we use awlgrip.
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Sand with 320 single stage urathane it and be done with it. If you use a solid color you will not ever be able to tell it not base coat clear coat! Just my 2 cents as i would rather be boatin than painting! Unless you live in this F#*%ing snow S%$# cold A## state called OHIO!!!!!:crazy:
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I was thinking that a two part would be better. Naturally not having to prime would be best since I just told a friend what I was doing to mine and he wants me to do 40 at his condo. Now the quality and durability of the job is even more important.
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Single stage is a 2 part 4:1:10% 4 parts paint. 1part catalist 10% thinner. There is no need to prime just scuff and shot! unless fiberglass stands are starting to show.alot less time to do it this way than to base coat clear
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