Dinghy reno help
Submitted by adamsmith84 on Sat, 2010-11-06 19:48
im am currently givin my dinghy a new paint job and lookin for a good paint that will last and can be applied by brush
cheers
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Dinghy reno help
Submitted by adamsmith84 on Sat, 2010-11-06 19:48
im am currently givin my dinghy a new paint job and lookin for a good paint that will last and can be applied by brush cheers |
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Faulkner Family
Posts: 18029
Date Joined: 11/03/08
paint order 1 st marine
paint order 1 st marine paint, 2nd auto paint but if all else fails normal use enamel house paint. if applying by brush allow the paint to stand in a hot sun for a while or give it a bit of heat over a gass flame, not too long tho. around 25 degrees is about right. the reason for warming the paint is it will go on better and will run into the brush lines to leave a much smoother finish
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
southcity104
Posts: 1659
Date Joined: 27/01/09
International Paints are the norm
Did my own boat this season. Rolled on with a 4inch moe hair roller. Looks smooth, consistant and thick. Boat paints in fremantle (gary martin) supplied me with the paint. You can apply the top coat within 6 to 8 hours avoiding sanding the primer.
Talk to Gary though or a marine painter as im a total amateur.
"Its a life style job"
Perry Home
Posts: 434
Date Joined: 07/10/10
Paint for your tinny
David
Have a look at International Brightside - contains teflon so it just brushes on ans finishes with no lines - bloody amazing or you can use a roller and brush out - do not USE A SPRAY GUN!
Hope this is useful
Pez