Mike's Mako
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- Apr 27, 2009
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Hi Everyone,
I'm in the middle of a painting project similiar to the one Scuda11 has described. Only difference is that I'm using the Interlux Interdeck as my primary paint versus the Brightside, since I wanted a non-skid finish.
I've ready completed the front of the boat, "just to make sure the process generated the desired results." Although it looks great, I'm not impressed with how easy it marks up and shows abrasions. Even walking on it left shoe prints. Does this paint need more time to cure? Seems like it's going to be a headach to keep clean. Have any of you guys used this Interlux Interdeck Polyurethane (Non-skid) paint with success or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks Mike
I'm in the middle of a painting project similiar to the one Scuda11 has described. Only difference is that I'm using the Interlux Interdeck as my primary paint versus the Brightside, since I wanted a non-skid finish.
I've ready completed the front of the boat, "just to make sure the process generated the desired results." Although it looks great, I'm not impressed with how easy it marks up and shows abrasions. Even walking on it left shoe prints. Does this paint need more time to cure? Seems like it's going to be a headach to keep clean. Have any of you guys used this Interlux Interdeck Polyurethane (Non-skid) paint with success or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks Mike