With every thing going on today, I don't know how I managed to work in priming the hull, but I did. And there are a lot of things that look a ton better. But also some more pin holes that I can now see as well. So some more sanding and filing. Not like before but a few yet. The temps were near 80 degrees and no wind. So I got out everything mixed up the two part primer and shot it before the sun went down.
You can see some different shades of gray because I just did finish spraying and it all hasn't cured yet. I wanted to get some pictures before it got too dark.
Can see a more shiny effect on this side because it hasn't flashed off yet. I have to say flat colors look so much better the gloss for hiding imperfections.
The transom looks good. But there are a few holes to cover there as well around the edges.
And a final shot from the transom looking down the side.
In the next couple days I will sand with probably 320 grit and fill the remaining pin holes. And if it looks good after that, It may be time for some color(s). :noidea:
The trick now is to not sand through the edges but sand it all smooth ready for paint. Sand paper changes grit when you sand corners and edges. You have to tread very lightly with them. I did shoot the edges and such with a few coats and slowed down while spraying to get more primer on them. We'll see how everything comes out.
