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| Best way to apply gelcoat? I tried a paint sprayer, worked ok, still would have to sand afterward. Also tried a roller with a foam cover, didnt leave much gelcoat on the surface. Im applying over a large area. Any ideas? |
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| SpecialEd, gelcoat is really formulated for application to a contact molding surface, for spraying for a finish you might want to look at using "duratech" additive- makes it spray more like paint, google it. All the best from jeff |
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| you will alwaYz have to sand, wet sand, then buff gel-coat no matter how you apply (unless directly to mold) it ALWAYZ orange peels |
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