gelcoat or paint for bilge ?
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I am doing some work in the bilge and the guy doing the glass work said he can just gelcoat it all ? Should I do that or go the paint route ? m
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Awlgrip works great in bilge ,expensive but dries hard cleans up well and last a long time.Gel coat works ok but you need to add wax for it to hardend or it will remain tacky for along time
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I've used "EasyPoxy" from Pettit numerous times in the bilge area and it works perfectly, is very durable and best of all not very expensive.
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AWLGRIP is the Best!
Gerry
oh yeah it gets ya high as a kite too
Gerry
oh yeah it gets ya high as a kite too
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Originally Posted by JShoup
Gerry where do I find AWLGRIP, I need to do my engine compartment as well.
Thanks
Jud
Thanks
Jud
http://www.jamestowndistributors.com...=GRID&history=
If you are brushing make sure ya get the proper
acivator.
Gerry