Young Performance

I will dig some out from my other computer later today for you.

Young Performance

Here ya go Conquest. These were done with the Interlux Bilge Kote in white(obviously)

The first pic is a before in white gelcoat.

Young Performance

Here is another before and after. You will not be disappointed if you use the Bilge Kote. Hope this helps, Eddie.

conquest30'

thanks for the picture. after reading the application process it seems very time comsuming. any tips?

Young Performance

Not at all. Just rough up the surface and either roll or brush it on. It's that simple. I like to hit the surface with 80 grit paper on a DA or orbital sander. Then wipe it down with acetone or similar and paint it. You will probably need 2 coats, depending on what you are going over. Put on one coat, wait 24 hrs, and recoat it. That is all there is to it. It will flow out great and not leave any brush or roller marks. It will look like it was sprayed on. It really is some good stuff. Hope this helps, Eddie.

conquest30'

how should i prep it, its stock so i dont know what surface it is, but its clear. probably fiberglass underneath? i dont know if its clear coat or epoxy?

conquest30'

well im using bilgekote, and i believe it is resin cause it has that on other parts of the boat, but the floor looks perfectly laid, its a older boat if that helps 94 conquest. the was carpet down before

conquest30'

cool thanks for the help, i have fiber solvent wash 202, and brushing liquid 333. what do i use to wipe down. thx for the help daredevol im planning on doing this is the morning

Sledge Hammer

Wow! That stuff looks better than when my boat was new. I am going to do it as I am getting an engine built now anyway. I looked it up in West and see they sell in quarts or gallons. It is $36 per quart. Any idea how much would it take to do a single engine bilge?

Young Performance

Sledge
Plan on using about 2 quarts in your boat.

Conquest,
You can wipe down with acetone, Prep Solve, or something similar.

Eddie