RE: [DML] Painting Fibreglass
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RE: [DML] Painting Fibreglass




In the process of restoring my D I have found that the PO's have tried spray
painting the fiberglass. This usually only lasts a short while and then
begins to fade and peel. Leaving it looking blochy and chipped.

I found that using acetone to remove any paint from the pontoon body parts
and then applying a Mothers Back to Black or other coating gives a more
permanent and even looking color.

Dave Sontos
Vin 02573

-----Original Message-----
From: nicholden@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:nicholden@xxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, October 18, 2004 5:42 AM
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [DML] Painting Fibreglass

Hi, this is a question i posted a while ago but didnt see it come 
through to the list? 
Before i put the frame back under in the next few weeks i would like 
to re-paint the engine bay in a Black Satin. Just after other 
peoples thoughts or experiences with painting over fibreglass. I was 
thinking of a light prime maybe, then 2 top coats of acrylic black. 






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