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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
First ever boat project '73 Lund 14'
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<blockquote data-quote="1lhorn" data-source="post: 387675" data-attributes="member: 15371"><p>I'm almost certain they won't. We have West Marine here which is pricy for epoxy, we have TAP plastics which is a chain that sells there own epoxy cheaper than West Marine, but buying online is a LOT cheaper. Raka.com and UScomposites are pretty cheap for epoxy. I went with US composites, I got the kit which is mixed 2:1 so it makes 1.5 gallons of material. I only used about 60% of the epoxy on my 15 foot Klamath (3 coats each side of every piece of wood) if that helps you to decide how much you need. I found a a roller to be better than brush for applying IMO. More even coverage and the roller hold more material than brush.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1lhorn, post: 387675, member: 15371"] I'm almost certain they won't. We have West Marine here which is pricy for epoxy, we have TAP plastics which is a chain that sells there own epoxy cheaper than West Marine, but buying online is a LOT cheaper. Raka.com and UScomposites are pretty cheap for epoxy. I went with US composites, I got the kit which is mixed 2:1 so it makes 1.5 gallons of material. I only used about 60% of the epoxy on my 15 foot Klamath (3 coats each side of every piece of wood) if that helps you to decide how much you need. I found a a roller to be better than brush for applying IMO. More even coverage and the roller hold more material than brush. [/QUOTE]
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