Ali plate paint
Submitted by travis89 on Mon, 2017-07-17 07:08
Hello
I have started sanding back and filling coroded areas on my boat.
I would like paint the whole boat now. I don't want to spray it as it's not worth the time and effort to do so. I want to do it with a foam roller and a tipping brush. (Good enough for me)
Just want to know if anyone can recommend a paint that will be suitable for this. Cost is not an issue.
Thanks
travis89
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Date Joined: 27/12/14
Would like to add it already
Would like to add it already has paint on it... so the new paint will be going onto existing paint
sea-kem
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You will need to prime no
You will need to prime no matter what you do or how you apply, Robayne in Welshpool will certainly have the right products for you.
Love the West!
Swompa
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per above, etch prime it. My
per above, etch prime it. My father has a 60 foot aluminium boat launched in 1988 and the etch primer is still in perfect condition. No corrosion.
travis89
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Date Joined: 27/12/14
cheers
went with the norglass products, yep got a primer too
enamel based seems to be the go for rolling and tipping, the other option was a 2 pack epoxy base (almost double the cost)
might post a photo once im done if i can figure it out how to
travis89
Posts: 57
Date Joined: 27/12/14
cheers
went with the norglass products, yep got a primer too
enamel based seems to be the go for rolling and tipping, the other option was a 2 pack epoxy base (almost double the cost)
might post a photo once im done if i can figure it out how to