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Re: Top side primer


 

I decided to use petit EZ Primer , 2 coats. It is a high build up which will fill crazing and any pin holes with easy sanding between coats. I re-used the orig. skins ?because they were in very good shape ?considering they are 55 years old.
The old skins went down flush and I used 1708 fiberglass 2 layers to cover joints and it came out so smooth with minimum fairing. I used Silver Tip Quick Fair from Jamestown Dist. went on just like joint compound and feathered out wonderful.

Thanks and I will post pictures of progress

Bill Talbot
Scot Free #27



On Sunday, September 10, 2017 7:27 PM, "scotthoehn@... [T27Owners]" wrote:


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I'm a few months ahead of you with the same projects, I sprayed my decks with a 2 part epoxy primer called Jotun jotamastic (or preferably jotun penguard hb) it is really good stuff and reasonably priced, but I'm not sure how widely available it is. I think 2 part is recommended since you are covering new glass. A trick I just learned was to prime it once then fair all the imperfections, they become really obvious after the first coat, another reason to use two part.
If you go for one part, I agree that the rustloleum topside paint is really good, mine still looked good after 5 years on the decks.
Good luck.
Scott


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