Epoxy Hi Build..
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Topic: Epoxy Hi Build..
Posted By: Woodburner
Subject: Epoxy Hi Build..
Date Posted: 24 Apr 15 at 11:44am
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Can anyone point me to a good brand and or source of Epoxy Hi Build, the jolly old Alto is in need of a bit of TLC and since the entire bottom coating of epoxy gel coat washed off and was replaced by this Hi Build stuff which is wearing a bit thin now, I need to replace it, I'm thinking black would be nice, but if not then white or grey. I can only seem to find stuff in the US that is recommended for below the waterline use. Sea Hawke Tuff Stuff, but can't find it over this side of the pond. Anyone got any other ideas/solutions? ------------- https://www.ease-distribution.com/moses" rel="nofollow - Foil fun |
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Posted By: Paramedic
Date Posted: 24 Apr 15 at 7:29pm
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Nautix PE is reasonably priced and very effective. Comes in a pale grey. Durepox is the weapon of choice but it's shockingly expensive and in all likelihood no better in this role. ------------- |
Posted By: Woodburner
Date Posted: 24 Apr 15 at 8:01pm
So where can I get this stuff online? How expensive is shocking, it's not a GP14... ------------- https://www.ease-distribution.com/moses" rel="nofollow - Foil fun |
Posted By: Paramedic
Date Posted: 24 Apr 15 at 8:42pm
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boatpaint.co.uk ------------- |
Posted By: Paramedic
Date Posted: 24 Apr 15 at 8:52pm
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Actually on price per litre the durepox doesn't look too bad, but it's a case of do you need 5 litres of the stuff? I really like the Nautix product, so would recommend it, i've not tried the Durepox yet. ------------- |