Try this first
By:jaybabina
Date: 6/4/2016, 8:32 pm
Date: 6/4/2016, 8:32 pm
In Response To: Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck (Larry C)
Try wet sanding the area with a very fine wet paper like 600 grit. Sometimes as you smooth out the fractured glass strands it may wet out. Sometimes it works. You will know because the water of the wet sanding will just make the white disappear as you sand. If it works, you would wet it out once dry with epoxy and sand and varnish. If the fractured glass is too deep, It won't work. That white you're seeing is glass fibers. If you're thinking about sanding anyhow, give it a try before you pull out the Ros with 120 or whatever.
Messages In This Thread
- Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck *PIC*
Larry C -- 6/2/2016, 1:28 pm- Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck
Rob Macks/Laughing Loon CC&K -- 6/2/2016, 2:17 pm- Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck
Etienne Muller -- 6/3/2016, 2:59 am- Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck
jaybabina -- 6/3/2016, 6:54 am- Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck
Larry C -- 6/3/2016, 9:37 am- Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck
Rob Macks/Laughing Loon CC&K -- 6/3/2016, 10:10 am- #2 does not compute
jaybabina -- 6/3/2016, 12:45 pm- Try this first
jaybabina -- 6/4/2016, 8:32 pm - #2 does not compute
- Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck
- "Paint Protection Film"
Curtis Fisher -- 6/4/2016, 5:00 pm- Re: "Paint Protection Film"
Larry C -- 6/4/2016, 5:30 pm
- Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck
- Re: Strip: Fixing paddle rash on deck