to paint or not to paint
to paint or not to paint
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mbu10

Original Poster:

134 posts

248 months

Monday 20th March 2006
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well
have all seats out
all the carpets out waiting for a new set
anyway
have sealed all nuts , cable holes and other varous holdes with sealant and rubber matting
(want to make sure is waterproof for the new carpets
anyway
thinking of painting the floor pan and side of tunnel with paint so looks nicer(with carpets out)
and maybe the adesive will get a better grip when i put carpets backin
any idea what paint i could use
and if this is a good idea

richb

56,291 posts

314 months

Monday 20th March 2006
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Must say I wouldn't bother...

poorpeet

837 posts

275 months

Monday 20th March 2006
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Dont see the point to be honest. But if you're bored..............................

mbu10

Original Poster:

134 posts

248 months

Monday 20th March 2006
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well honestly i am another week till carpets arrive
my thoughts were as well
that i know i have sealed everything
but paint would add another level of sealing as would fill any small micro fractures in the sealant i have missed
but what paint?

redeye

626 posts

257 months

Monday 20th March 2006
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ITS A BIG NO NO YOU MUST NOT PAINT BOTHSIDES OF FIBERGLASS IT WILL BLISTER BAD

sam gamgee

966 posts

283 months

Monday 20th March 2006
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redeye said:
ITS A BIG NO NO YOU MUST NOT PAINT BOTHSIDES OF FIBERGLASS IT WILL BLISTER BAD


Blimey! Scared the life out of me!!!

Dave.

Red V8

873 posts

257 months

Monday 20th March 2006
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See 'Okay found some more leaks' thread... POR15 on those rusty bits.

News to me on the fiberglass front... its alive

Rum Runner

2,347 posts

247 months

Tuesday 21st March 2006
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redeye said:
ITS A BIG NO NO YOU MUST NOT PAINT BOTHSIDES OF FIBERGLASS IT WILL BLISTER BAD

News to me and I am qualified in yacht design / engineering, and have skippered / lived on boats for years.
Oh and qualified in GRP repair/ polyester/ vinylester and epoxy.


>> Edited by Rum Runner on Tuesday 21st March 09:12