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Old 05-17-2015, 09:06 AM
afishin82 afishin82 is offline
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The boat is coming out great. Have you thought about spraying the gel coat? You will save tens of hours of sanding if you spray over rolling. Plus it's a lot easier to get even coverage spraying then rolling. You can get a cheap gun from Harbor Freight that will work good. I spray it all the time with some duratec or patch aid mixed in. You don't need a huge compressor either. I have a craftsman that I think is a 30 gallon and it keeps up fine. It will really save you tons of time. Keep up the good work.
I would love to spray it but have had nothing but frustration the last couple times I sprayed gelcoat. I would have to do some sort of primer to ensure I don't get pinholes and sand that anyway. So just figure I will try rolling and sanding. I've gotten pretty good at sanding anyway....it's my favorite thing ever!
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