Waterbased two-pac paint

Discussion in 'Materials' started by simon, Nov 17, 2009.

  1. simon
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    simon Senior Member

    Does anyone have experience with the two-pac waterbased paints like:
    Aquacote http://boatcraft.com.au/paints.html

    How are they to apply? Any experience in brushing or spraying?
    How is the finish in appearance, abrasion and durability?

    Simon
     
    simon, Nov 17, 2009
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