Algrip Paint
01-21-2004, 09:47 AM
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Has anyone applied Awlgrip below 55 degrees? If so, how did it cure? There are a couple of areas I need to touch up before I drop the engines in and it will be months before it gets over 55 degrees here.
01-21-2004, 10:04 AM
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works good for that.. nice thick look to it
monty.. try putting some heat lamps into the compartment.. put them right ont he area that you want to work on... when it get warm to the touch.. work on it and then back the lamp off.. then just keep it warm to dry... should work.. i've done it before
monty.. try putting some heat lamps into the compartment.. put them right ont he area that you want to work on... when it get warm to the touch.. work on it and then back the lamp off.. then just keep it warm to dry... should work.. i've done it before
01-21-2004, 10:08 AM
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Originally posted by CustomRigger101
works good for that.. nice thick look to it
monty.. try putting some heat lamps into the compartment.. put them right ont he area that you want to work on... when it get warm to the touch.. work on it and then back the lamp off.. then just keep it warm to dry... should work.. i've done it before
works good for that.. nice thick look to it
monty.. try putting some heat lamps into the compartment.. put them right ont he area that you want to work on... when it get warm to the touch.. work on it and then back the lamp off.. then just keep it warm to dry... should work.. i've done it before
01-21-2004, 10:50 AM
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Customrigger, whats the going price for algrip, how does it come quart, pint etc......
Do you aply it right out of the can????????/
Do you aply it right out of the can????????/
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01-21-2004, 10:58 AM
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No, it's a two part system. You need a container to mix the parts. I did it in a spare paint can and then dumped it into a disposable roller tray. As I recall it was around $50 a quart!
01-21-2004, 11:02 AM
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Originally posted by Cord
No, it's a two part system. You need a container to mix the parts. I did it in a spare paint can and then dumped it into a disposable roller tray. As I recall it was around $50 a quart!
No, it's a two part system. You need a container to mix the parts. I did it in a spare paint can and then dumped it into a disposable roller tray. As I recall it was around $50 a quart!
200 BUCKS A GALLON ???
01-21-2004, 11:03 AM
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$50 a quart is a great price, West Marine charges $79 -$109 a quart for it. I used Vivid Red and it was $309 a gallon, plus another $250 for the converter and reducer. I shoulda' bought a qaurt cause I've got half of it left.
