what is the most durable clear for painting a boat?
03-11-2007, 12:45 PM
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Imron is a great product. I distribute Imron, Spies, and Standox. My expieriance with Imron on my old boat did not make a season below the water line Standox after 3 years looked like the day we painted it.
Imron is also more difficult to buff for runs, dirt, etc.
Imron is also more difficult to buff for runs, dirt, etc.
03-13-2007, 09:01 PM
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Donzi switched to PPG in 2006 due to delamination problems.
I have painted boats and cleared them with PPG 890 clear very durable have had no problems so far.Just my opinion.
I have painted boats and cleared them with PPG 890 clear very durable have had no problems so far.Just my opinion.
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04-17-2007, 11:19 PM
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Diamont is OK but not my choice. I have had the most success with Standox it is higher in solids content and can be used with a scratch resistant hardner or plasticized to give it more durabilty.
My last boat looked like the day we painted it 3 years later even below the water line.
My 2 pennys.
My last boat looked like the day we painted it 3 years later even below the water line.
My 2 pennys.
