Hello! I've got a '79 Cat 30, and the topside fiberglass is looking rough, especially the non-slip which was originally light blue. I've been told that I can paint the deck with a polyurethane paint like Awlgrip and it will turn out great even if roller applied. Has anyone tried this and if so, how did it turn out? Thanks, Scott
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LaDonnaAsk MoeMac
Hi, a guy by the name of MoeMac did a little piece on painting the topsides. I tried the E-mail address given for more info with no success. MoeMac if you are out there in Aloha Land try again! e-mail me at vettesrus@mciworld.com
Hi, a guy by the name of MoeMac did a little piece on painting the topsides. I tried the E-mail address given for more info with no success. MoeMac if you are out there in Aloha Land try again! e-mail me at vettesrus@mciworld.com
deck paint
I just finished doing this last week on my 1977 Catalina 30. I used Interlux polyurethane on the non skid with both a roller and a brush and had good results.
I just finished doing this last week on my 1977 Catalina 30. I used Interlux polyurethane on the non skid with both a roller and a brush and had good results.
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I've painted decks with a one part and it worked out well. Need to keep an eye on teh temperature. On the other hand I know somebody who used house paint on their non-skid and it looks great 5 years later.
I've painted decks with a one part and it worked out well. Need to keep an eye on teh temperature. On the other hand I know somebody who used house paint on their non-skid and it looks great 5 years later.
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