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| Really simple Question: Filler for steel. Hey I'm new to this site and pretty new to boats - so simple question...I am working on a steel hull yacht...It is blue. There are a few "dings" in the bow and on the side of the hull...though they are small they are big enough to need a bit of filler I think before I attempt to paint them. What is the best type of filler for nicks and small holes in steel?...remembering I plan to sand and paint after hoping to obtain as close to perfect color match as possible. Thanks in advance! |
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| Epoxy (such as west system) with microballoons mixed in.
__________________ Mike Johns. |
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| Interlux Epoxy Filler (900)
__________________ Fair Winds Wynand Nortje http://www.steelboatbuilder.com/ There are no problems, only solutions - John Lennon; 1940 - 1980 |
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