I did run into issues using the same materials and colors in Florida at 90 + degrees, and after learning from my very expensive mistakes I can say this: Use as little brushable thinner as possible. The bubbles are solvent pops from trapped fumes trying to escape. Just like in the video, I tried with NO thinner at all (recommended in the can instructions) and had no bubbles or needed any tipping at all. Use only 220 between coats. I used 320 for the last coat thinking it would get even smoother (better is the enemy of good) and ended up with dry spots. Good luck.
Lifelong paint enthusiast with tips you probably already know- I'd nail some pieces of wood together in an upside down T and drill into that, to create a paint mixer. funnels = friends You seemed to have 0 problems with dripping, on the boat and floor, so I think you had a proper amount of paint in the roller. Kick ass work, hoping to keep learning from this channel.
Epoxy primer paints right over gel coat sandable in a day you can body work right over the epoxy and recoat up to 7 days after the poly is 1:1 with a 10 percent reducer lays down like glass
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What he said. Need this show back.
same here ! Love this show. Will there be a new season anytime soon ?
I did run into issues using the same materials and colors in Florida at 90 + degrees, and after learning from my very expensive mistakes I can say this:
Use as little brushable thinner as possible. The bubbles are solvent pops from trapped fumes trying to escape. Just like in the video, I tried with NO thinner at all (recommended in the can instructions) and had no bubbles or needed any tipping at all.
Use only 220 between coats. I used 320 for the last coat thinking it would get even smoother (better is the enemy of good) and ended up with dry spots.
Good luck.
Love the color thinking of the same myself
Lifelong paint enthusiast with tips you probably already know-
I'd nail some pieces of wood together in an upside down T and drill into that, to create a paint mixer.
funnels = friends
You seemed to have 0 problems with dripping, on the boat and floor, so I think you had a proper amount of paint in the roller.
Kick ass work, hoping to keep learning from this channel.
Love this show, hope to take my 79 Seacraft there one day to be made new.
NICE! I hope the boat I'm about to paint looks as good.
How'd it go?
Awesome video and miss the show your shop rocks!
Epoxy primer paints right over gel coat sandable in a day you can body work right over the epoxy and recoat up to 7 days after the poly is 1:1 with a 10 percent reducer lays down like glass
Every product is different
simple and perfect !👌
Thank you!
Did you sand after the first coat? And why a six " roller? Why not a 9?
It dried with that nice finish?
You gonna leave that hair, oh wait that’s on my phone. 😂😊
Doe's the top coat not not need to go through a filter before mixing.
Is this onto existing gelcoat?
No you must sand first.
Is this flowcoat?
No
Would love to know what primer and paint was used
They literally showed the cans.
You are correct. Must have missed that lol
You always have airbubbles😂 the trick is to listen to your paint. He wil tell you when you ready😅
You made this seem too easy lol
Use automotive polyurethane way cheaper and comes out better epoxy 2k or sealer ,base coat binder coat and clear
What’s up, quick question what epoxy 2k primer do you recommend? And what brand paint will hold up best to south Florida weather
Do you think I could do the same thing on aluminum?
anyone ever done this to a bass boat?
Sr you yard haw a no job I want your campani in the job
Seems cheap