Looking for a shop in NH,MA,ME that uses Awlgrip/Alcraft

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08-30-2015, 05:43 PM

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Looking for a shop in NH,MA,ME that uses Awlgrip/Alcraft

As I work on my transom I am thinking of having the transom painted with Awlgrip/awlcraft once I am done with all the glass work. Does anyone know of any shops that use these paints in NH, MA, ME?

The boat doesn't stay in the water so the Awlgrip would be a great solution for the transom!

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08-30-2015, 06:15 PM

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I've used it, for a transom that doesn't stay in the water I also use nason, inexpensive good quality VERY hard when it cures. Pretty much an industrial grade

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I've used it, for a transom that doesn't stay in the water I also use nason, inexpensive good quality VERY hard when it cures. Pretty much an industrial grade

Thanks Jamie! It does seem like a great alternative to the effort required to do gel coat. Now to find a shop that can apply it for me!

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Call Unique Boat Restoration in Moultonborough NH. Tommy is a great guy, I am sure he could give you some advice. (603)253-3848. Tell him Matt Burns referred you.