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Old 16 October 2012, 18:35   #1
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Cellulose paint above the waterline

Looking at different option for spraying the Tremlett and wondered if anyone could see any problems with using cellulose paint above the water line?

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Old 16 October 2012, 19:14   #2
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I have used it. Just standard ford diamond white with lacquer. Looked OK at the time but didn't last. It chipped really easy and I won't be using it again.
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Old 16 October 2012, 19:26   #3
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Cheers, might have to look at the two pack stuff.

Any difference between two pack marine paint and 2K automotive paint.
I know the 2K is quite nasty on the lungs.
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i used two pack auto stuff on my cruiser about 5 years ago and was well pleased and still cleans up as new. A bit of wear and tear were feet tread but thats about it.
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Thought about rolling 2 pack on? People have had good results by rolling then tipping with one of those foam brushes or pads.
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Thought about rolling 2 pack on? People have had good results by rolling then tipping with one of those foam brushes or pads.
Not boat related but the guy I used to work for used to paint the vans with a sponge roller came out ok had the orange peel effect.
Best thing was the guy in the premises next door did his van but the muppet used a fluffy roller
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Makeing sure you choose the RIGHT Primer or...indeed Primers (Depends on paint system) and Useing a Bar Coat First is always a very good idea in my experiance with Fibre glass.
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We have some World class yacht painters/finishers around here largely due to this place. Pendennis Worldclass Superyachts

Some of the 2 pack and epoxy work I've seen is stunning.
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Old 17 October 2012, 09:47   #9
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Awlgrip do a brushable topcoat, and the results are superb. It's helps if your handy with a brush, but even a numpty can get a reasonable finish.
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Old 17 October 2012, 11:26   #10
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Been looking at International Toplac, least I can spray or roller it on...
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I've used Toplac and found its quite easy to get a good finish. However, I think I'd always err towards 2 pack if I had the choice as its a more durable finish.
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