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Fasco is an Epoxy Product Company
www.fascoepoxies.com
Jasco is a solvent/ cleaners/ strippers products company.
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Skiffing
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I looked at the website.
So.... aircraft aluminum has much tighter production control than what's used in the marine industry. Not comparable to marine construction. Mill scale is a good example, and crevice corrosion.
How do the manufacturer application instructions deal with that, especially since applications are typically well into the boat's life?
So.... aircraft aluminum has much tighter production control than what's used in the marine industry. Not comparable to marine construction. Mill scale is a good example, and crevice corrosion.
How do the manufacturer application instructions deal with that, especially since applications are typically well into the boat's life?
Skiffing
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Are your products appropriate for use on aluminum boats?
Are your products appropriate for use on aluminum boats?
Yes they are, the main thing is prepping it right.
No dirt, oil, sand surface, wipe clean.
No dirt, oil, sand surface, wipe clean.
Any TIPS if one must apply it to a vertical surface, e.g., transom?
I'm not about to tip an 800-lb boat on its nose ...
I'm not about to tip an 800-lb boat on its nose ...
DaleH said:
Thin coats for vertical surfaces, use a short nap roller (1/8" nap), tip with a brush if necessary.
This stuff has a tendency to self level. Just roll it very thin and let tack up if another layer is needed.
Roll & tip it shall be then - thanks!fiberglass said:
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