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Does this make sense?
Posted by Mulepilot on Oct 6, 2005
Lowes it is then. I'll pick up a carbide paint scraper there this weekend. This has been a good thread, have learned alot. I was wondering how it would be sanding a run in this epoxy and was concerned that while sanding down a run I'd also be sanding on either side of it where it isn't necessary. I just might throw some epoxy onto a scrap piece of wood and get a few runs and practice with the scraper on that before I attack the boat itself.
To recap...once I have a smooth epoxy coat over all the hull, covering all the glass cloth, I want to attack any runs with a carbide paint scraper. THen give the entire hull a good sanding. Start with maybe 120 grit and end with 220 grit or finer. Then I'm to apply a final coat of epoxy. A light coat with no runs. And I can brush it out with a foam brush after applying with a roller. Then its on to the deck and the rest of the construction manual. Does this plan make sense?
Bryan
In Response to: Paint Department by Mike D on Oct 6, 2005
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- Re: Does this make sense? by Mac on Oct 7, 2005
- Re: Does this make sense? by terry on Oct 7, 2005
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Re: Does this make sense? by Kosta on Oct 19, 2005
- Re: Does this make sense? by Kurt Maurer on Oct 19, 2005
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Re: Does this make sense? by Kosta on Oct 19, 2005