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curapa 08-26-2014 05:24 PM

Awlcraft 2000, what else do I need?
 
I'm going to be ordering a gallon of Awlcraft 2000 for my project boat and I'm a bit confused as to what else I need. Converters, reducers, activators? Also, what is the shelf life, it will probably be 6 months before I spray but I'm in buying mode now.

Thanks

Dilligaf 08-26-2014 06:43 PM

I used 545 primer with the D9001 converter and T0006 spray reducer. used awlcraft 2000 with T0003 medium reducer and G3010 awlcat #2 converter. Call/Email awlgrip they are awesome to deal with and will answer any questions you may have.

Dilligaf 08-26-2014 06:49 PM

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have fun youll get no sympathy from me!!!

Dilligaf 08-26-2014 06:52 PM

1st pic how it was. then bottom soda blasted 15+ layers off. orbital sand all old terrible prepped paint off. prime. block sand to gelcoat. prime again. block sand imperfections. spray paint. over 80 hours just in the prep. pain is only temporary pride is forever.

Dilligaf 08-26-2014 09:14 PM

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im just showing off now...

wattaway2 08-26-2014 10:01 PM

Congrats you deserve to show her off looks great ! Hey did you fabricate extentions for your trim tabs?

curapa 08-26-2014 11:36 PM

Thanks, looks like I'll be giving them a call. I've sprayed several single stage paints before but I'm a bit clueless with this one. I haven't found a decent guide for what I need.

Sullivan21 08-27-2014 02:17 PM

Looks sick!

Dilligaf 08-27-2014 07:24 PM

no I didn't fabricate extensions for my trim tabs. as far as I know they are factory. I didn't all the hard work. sanding and prepping. I paid a guy who sprays million dollar yachts for a living to spray my boat. it is flawless and perfect. he recommended awlcraft 2000 on the fact its waxable buffable and easily repairable unlike everything else. I couldn't be happier.

Beaver 08-29-2014 09:35 PM

WOW! That turned out great. Congrats on a job well done.


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