Prepping and Painting Entire Gheenoe With Steelflex Super Slick! (Gheenoe Build Part 2)

In part 2 of the Gheenoe restoration series I start with fixing a few holes and cracks that were completely sanded out first. Next I used a lightweight fairing compound to fill the sanding divots on the bottom and sides. Next I rolled on the super slick with a roller and brush. It turned out pretty good and it’s very slick! Tune into the next video For new run rails and building front and rear decks. Always like comment and subscribe!
Songs:
1) Masego and Medasin - Sunday Vibes
2) Nightmares On Wax - Ease Jimi
3) Portugal. The Man - Atomic Man

[@FiberglassFlorida]

Awesome to see you do it the DIY route, glad we could supply with the products to get it done. 💪🏽

[@f86sabjf]

Pretty cool👍

[@alexboatingfishing9103]

Good stuff.

[@Andrew-gk1gf]

Looks sweet man! Did it only take you 1 quart to do the whole thing?

[@jacklowe3788]

Blue looks Good! How much Epoxy for one coat? I see looks like you got 1/2 gal. kit - Did you use 1/2 (1 qt.) Then mix other half or mix all one time? I have square back canoe about same size & wondering how much I should get- Thanks for video-

[@alx2456]

yep half gal kit will be plenty
and use half for first coat and half for the second coat when it is getting sticky/tacky apply the second coat. I did it this way because it starts to set pretty quick

[@alexboatingfishing9103]

Hey what color is that pigment? I love that blue

[@jost6953]

What color blue pigment is that is it the light blue or medium blue

[@hvymax]

It would be nice if the music wasn't 10x as loud as your voice. Constantly having to adjust the volume to hear what you are saying.