What do you use to touch up the BILGE area in a 42 Ex?
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What does Fountain use to Paint the bilge area in a 2007 42 Ex?
Is it Awlgrip or something?? Just wondering because the Factory stuff seems to be stained in a couple spots and I would like to touch up here and there.
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Is it Awlgrip or something?? Just wondering because the Factory stuff seems to be stained in a couple spots and I would like to touch up here and there.
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I called fountain on this exact question - they told me it was Awlgrip white - I asked them what the paint code was and they said it didnt have one - well, there are about 7 shades of white in awlgrips color chips and guess what - they all have paint codes. Get the chip and match it up or do what I did - go to Boat US and get some Interlux Bilgecoat White. It is not a perfect match but it will work for touch up.
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No hardner necessary and it dries pretty quick if your just using a little for touch up - like about 1/2 hour. Again - it is not a perfect match but it is cheap and it works great for a little spot here and a little spot there. Use a match for a brush.