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09-03-2016, 06:18 PM
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Awlgrip
I should correct what I posted as I am an awlcraft2000 guy.. I never sprayed awlgrip...I do see the alexsral is a little more expensive. I want to use there two step base coat clear coat..looks awesome on large vessels with curves ,not sure how it will look on a 23.. but will give her a shot
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09-04-2016, 02:14 AM
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Interested as well
Was going with alcraft then talked into awlgrip. Aside from price what are the benefits? Have had little experience with marine paint.
What I do know is the imron on the current sled is like hard as hell. Cant even touch it w/#60 on a da.
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09-04-2016, 01:48 PM
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[QUOTE=natecert;246413]Was going with alcraft then talked into awlgrip. Aside from price what are the benefits? Have had little experience with marine paint.
What I do know is the imron on the current sled is like hard as hell. Cant even touch it w/#60 on a da.[/QUOTEwhy awlgrip instead of awlcraft
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09-05-2016, 04:22 AM
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I was led to believe that awlgrip could not be touched up, like repair a scratch. However while at Hugh Saint's shop the head painter explained it is possible.
The exterior of the hull will be painted by a pro. Interior probably all gel. Taking Ken's advice make it a fishing boat not a trailer queen.
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