Maintaining a wet edge while rolling and tipping the deck

[GWB]

Apologies if this has allready been covered. How am I going to paint the whole deck and cabin in one shot while maintaining a wet edge? Or do people not do it like that?
I plan on starting at the bow and working back...how long will the edge stay wet? I will be using interlux epoxy primekote

Thanks for any help

[the1much]

you need to keep a wet edge ALWAYS,,,but i aint no "snail" painter,,you really need ta talk to Kapt.,,we got pics posted showing his "snail trail" < jus came up with that hehehe ;) ,
but anyways,, ya REALLY should take this question over to Grady awl-grip page,,we cover awl grip and "other" paints,,and every way to apply it,,thats where you'll find kapt. hehe ;)
http://www.boatdesign.net/forums/showthread.php?t=20793

[GWB]

OK - will cross post, thanks

[Kaptin-Jer]

I tried to answer you in the other thread

[GWB]

Yup - thanks

[GWB]

Here are some pictures of the deck

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[the1much]

o.k.,,,,just 1 ?,,,,,what ta hell is with the holes?,,hehe,,,where them all "air pockets"?,,and how deep is the "mud" and how deep is the "glass",,,and how deep is ya over-all depth of those things?

[GWB]

The holes are where the interior cabin beams bolt through from the outside. I have ground out a circular area and I'm going to wet out with epoxy then cut a patch of fiberglass cloth, lay it in then fill with thickened epoxy then sand fair.