removehtml]I own a 1981 Hunter 25. The deck is in need (I believe) of a paint job. Very chalky...If you were going to deal with this problem, what would you do? If paint is the answer, what kind of paint would you use? Thanks, JeffError: Error: expected [/URL], but found [/removehtml] instead[/removehtml]
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Interlux
I would opt for the Interlux deck paint. Already has the non-skid and flatner in it. Once you make the decision to paint, then why not make it easy on yourself. I have used Brightside with the Interlux nonskid and flatner on a couple of boats before they had their premixed version and they have held up very well.
I would opt for the Interlux deck paint. Already has the non-skid and flatner in it. Once you make the decision to paint, then why not make it easy on yourself. I have used Brightside with the Interlux nonskid and flatner on a couple of boats before they had their premixed version and they have held up very well.
Hunter Marine
You can order a can of the original paint/gel coat for your deck directly from Hunter Marine. Look for them under "Boat Info" on this web site. There has been a lot of discussion on this topic so take a look at the forum archives.
You can order a can of the original paint/gel coat for your deck directly from Hunter Marine. Look for them under "Boat Info" on this web site. There has been a lot of discussion on this topic so take a look at the forum archives.
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