[MHml] Multihulls Digest, Vol 56, Issue 35- Two Part Paints

[thomas w deane sr]

MessageI think you will find that there are a lot of 2 part epoxy primers that you can use as a top coat that will serve you well for water emersion on your dagger boards. dupont has a few. they might chalk if expose to sun for a long time. but since you daggerboard will be down most of the time for you windward racers that should not be a problem. Tom


From: Curt Hoyt - Trinnov 
Sent: Thursday, February 19, 2009 9:30 AM
To: 'Informed discussion of multihull issues' 
Subject: [MHml] Multihulls Digest, Vol 56, Issue 35- Two Part Paints


I've heard the two part paints such as Awlgrip, Stirling are for topsides only.  Anyone know of a two part paint suitable for dagger boards, etc that tolerate extended periods of below waterline use?

-Curt
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  From: Philip Pryor [mailto:Philip at morphthink.com] 


  Any one had any experience with Stirling paints using this method?  I have a hard cockpit cover and two dagger boards to paint using it.  The boat was sprayed with it, but I don't have access to that sort of set up.  Also any advice on the type of rollers to use?

   



    

  On 19/02/2009, at 5:01 AM, MULTIHULER at aol.com wrote:





  The paint is 2 part made by Pro-Line.(San Diego) You roll it on then with your second roller knock it down,this also removes any gas bubbles,when it dries it shrinks and there are no roller 



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