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happy thanksgiving everyone

to me it looks like the scratches are on the substrate what grit was used to prep before spraying? but its hard to tell from a pic

looks great let us know how she performs and of any differences between it and the gl utility you had

sorry for your loss and also a sad day for the boating world he will truly be missed

looks great nice job

the boat turned out great Bill congratulation

congrats Bill it looks great in the water wish I could have been there

you must be having so much fun driving the new boat that you haven't had time to post the launch pics

congrats Bill it sure looks different from last time I saw it out of the garage looks great job well done

congrats looks great out in the sunlight

probably need to add some epoxy if you burn thru you will see the cloth even after you cleat it. What clear are you going to use? Sanding all the way to 1200 will not leave enough tooth for it to bite too the finest grit even for auto motive would usually be 800 I normally only go to 600 for that

primer is softer than the top coat it will wear away faster

as long as the hull is primed all over and it looks like it is from the pics all you need is a good two part poly two to three coats and it will be fine. If you like the Interlux products ask your supplier if he can get any of the eclipse line of paint its made by AkzoNobel its the parent company of...

heck once the bar is in its time take it out for a cruse

think of sandpaper as a tool when it gets dull and stops cutting easily its time to change