[Public-List] Painting over old "teak" plywood
j_l_brown
j_l_brown at shaw.ca
Mon Feb 25 12:41:56 PST 2013
For painting plastic I've done the following:
Clean with degreaser, dry. Sand with 120 grit to give it some bite.
Clean again.
Use an alkyd(oil based) primer/stain sealer designed for glossy surfaces like metal and fiberglass Coat again if needed.
Paint with an interior/exterior or kitchen and bath paint of the same system as the primer, mold resistant is nice. I'd use semi gloss or satin(if surface has a lot of dents/defects)
Jeremy
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From: Greg Bover <gregbover at cbfisk.com>
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To: 'A-30 List' <public-list at lists.alberg30.org>
Subject: [Public-List] Painting over old "teak" plywood
The interior of LINNET is a bit dark and the fake teak plywood bulkheads are
somewhat beat up. I've been thinking they'd be better looking white or
off-white. Anyone had any success painting over this stuff? Any methods or
materials to suggest?
Greg Bover
A-30 #114
LINNET
Gloucester
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