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Cmancil 02-25-2006 05:22 PM

Re: What to use for Fairing and Filling Holes?
 
I would like to coat the interior decking ( floor) to fill in numerous stress cracks and poor repairs from previous owner. Is there a method or product that would allow me to cover the floor area and seal all stress cracks? At the same time I would like to add an anti skid element to the floor?

Mulv80 02-25-2006 09:30 PM

Re: What to use for Fairing and Filling Holes?
 
Do a search for Durabak and Tuff Coat, both these products provide a non-skid surface and look like they do a decent job of covering small stress cracks. The bigger cracks will need to be filled before applying either product.

macojoe 02-25-2006 11:28 PM

Re: What to use for Fairing and Filling Holes?
 
I did Bondo and Marine tex, and covered it with Durback

Before:

http://syncboard.com/albums/Boat-Tac...2597.sized.jpg

After:

http://syncboard.com/albums/Boat-Tac...60_G.sized.jpg

msbhammer 02-26-2006 12:11 AM

Re: What to use for Fairing and Filling Holes?
 
Macojoe, did you use a primer before installing the Duraback ??, I know it was discussed, but dont recall. I purchased stuff called Tuff Coat and they strongly recomend using a primer and sanding to get the floor ruff with no smooth surfaces what so ever or it wont stick. I purchased there product primer call Cp-10, its a one coat primer, but a friend broke my stones saying I should go with a two part epoxy primer. Checked West Marine but they didnt have it so I'm going to try the one part primer and hope this Tuff Coat works and doesnt peel on me.


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