Repainting my boat Project (With Pictures)
08-15-2002 | 07:58 PM
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From: Carlisle, MA USA
All and all I am very happy so far. We did have a issue of Solvent entrapment that the guy said should buff out but if not he will spray it again for me. Also he was a little light under the chines so we will have to respray those spots. This is not a problem as he had to come back to spray were the blocks are anyhow. I just feel so good to have it looking all one color again!!! 
Now I have to paint it black as a guide coat and start to sand again
Now I have to paint it black as a guide coat and start to sand again
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08-15-2002 | 08:16 PM
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Lookin good Jon! Can't wait to see the finished product.
I can sympathize on the price of that spray set-up your bud has. The pumps and spray gun I use to spray my polyurethane bedliners are 20k. (and that's just half the equipment needed) I swear I'll slap the next guy that *****es about the price of spraying a liner!
Anyway, keep the pics coming. It gives me something to look forward to when I get home.
Buck
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I can sympathize on the price of that spray set-up your bud has. The pumps and spray gun I use to spray my polyurethane bedliners are 20k. (and that's just half the equipment needed) I swear I'll slap the next guy that *****es about the price of spraying a liner!
Anyway, keep the pics coming. It gives me something to look forward to when I get home.
Buck
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