Date: 3/8/1999, 12:39 pm
> A friend of mine has asked me to refresh the gelcoat of his (ancient)
> marnier. I proposed doing this with West 105 resin with 209 hardener and a
> whitening agent. Is this the best course over polyesther fiberglass? How
> compatable are the two materials, and what sort of prep work would you
> recommend? Many thanks oh guru of polymers. I await your reply dread
> sovereign.
I refreshed my ancient Mariner (Escape) with gelcoat, Gwill Industries Inc. 45-1001m white. After it is mixed it goes on like paint but not as smooth. You then attack it with 400 grit wet, 600 grit wet, polishing compound and wax. Came out great and is more "original" or factory than polyurethane paint. About $15 per quart + hardener and wax, sshould take about 1.5 quarts. Good luck, Ray
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