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09-13-2008, 09:37 PM
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| covering a new floor I have replaced bad plywood in a 1992 bayliner with new marine grade plywood. I have applied epoxy and a layer of fiberglass to the new floor. I have seen slip resistant paint and thought that this would be better than carpet to keep clean. What is the next step? Do I just paint over the fiberglass or does something else need to be done? Thanks for your help, Ralph  |
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