My Colored Gelcoat Fades Away

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  1. ARRIVI
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    ARRIVI New Member

    I repainted my boat with yellow tinted gelcoat. I thinnered it with 20% styrene, and spray gunned 4 shoots before sanding and finishing. For some reason the color faded away 2 weeks later. What did I do wrong .? could anyone tell me how actually it is done?
    THANKS
     
    ARRIVI, Dec 24, 2007
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