[alberg30] deck painting- Interlux Rocks!

[George Dinwiddie]

From: George Dinwiddie <gdinwiddie at min.net>

Joe,

Yes, I sanded off all the diamond pattern.  There were bubbles in the
original laminate that I ground with a sanding drum on a dremel tool
and filled with thicked resin.  Then I put on Brightside primer and 
two coats of Brightside.  After that, I masked off the areas for non-skid
and rolled on a coat of Brightside with the Noskid compound.  It
looks pretty good, except for a few woops on my part.

On Tern II, Tim Silvio built up the non-skid areas slightly so they
stand above the smooth parts.  I'm not sure how he did this.  It
does look a little better that way, but I'm happy with my job.

 - George

> Joe Tokarz said:
> 
> George: Using the Interlux 2398 Polymeric Noskid Compound, did you sand the
> diamond pattern smooth before applying this with the Brightside?
> 
> Since I have cut/repaired a big honking hole in my mast step (about 2' x2')
> now I have to match the non-skid up. Not an easy task. I am thinking about
> just sanding the hell out of the nonskid- getting it basically smooth then
> putting the Polymeric mixed with brightside all over. Is that what you did?
> How does it look?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Joe

-- 
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------
  George Dinwiddie                                  gdinwiddie at min.net
  The gods do not deduct from man's allotted span those hours spent in
  sailing.          http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/Alberg30/
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------

--------------------------- ONElist Sponsor ----------------------------

Was the salesman clueless? Productopia has the answers.
<a href=" http://clickme.onelist.com/ad/Productopia1 ">Click Here</a>

------------------------------------------------------------------------

 941047330.0