I have an inflatable boat with a plywood floor. what should i coat it with for salt water resistance? - bed liner for boat floor
I would like the coating spent much time as possible, good grip in wet and seal the timber. We need to get up, to mention the sun and salt water and gas may spill some. I am very, very tuff. I thought going in the direction of a lining or epoxy, which is very thick and hard. Thanks for the help
Friday, February 12, 2010
Bed Liner For Boat Floor I Have An Inflatable Boat With A Plywood Floor. What Should I Coat It With For Salt Water Resistance?
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He liked the 2nd Part epoxy called Glovet "(we all have our favorite), then sprinkle with gravel in the aquarium there care to respect the fact, however, not close to the borders as they do not want to" sandpaper "Hull.
I is saturated with resin) fiber (without catalyst, to the extent that you take into account (coats) for sale. then with a layer of fiberglass fabric cover) (with catalyst. Remove any excess resin and allow no air bubbles. ends with a very good non-slip surface, if you wish, you can paint a small slip. Fiber adds new layers of fabric strength, implement, while the previous coat is still slightly sticky or sand to ensure good adhesion.
Polyethylene resin I use to save costs, but the epoxy is more durable.
If you do not use marine grade sheet, be sure to get the rank outside - inside begin to take off, almost before you get home.
Check cover Penetrating Epoxy Sealer clear the timber with the first, then use add a good Marine Paint with anti-particles to pull.
Check this site for more information
http://rotdoctor.com/epoxy/epoxymain.htm ...
Hope this helps
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