Fiberglass Overview And Awlgrip Non-skid

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This episode outlines the general prep for repairing damages and defects in an existing gelcoat non-skid surface. In the following videos, we will be addressing the different types of issues, looking at the different approaches for each area and finishing the repaired surface with Awlgrip paint and applying a new non-skid texture..

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ed pysa says:

May 18, 2015 at 5:54 pm

Andy,

You were sanding without a Tyvek suit to keep fiberglass off your skin. What sander are you using? is it that good that you do not get that irritating and itchy dust on you or are you immune to it.

Ed

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Amir al naimi says:

May 23, 2016 at 2:22 am

Andy love your videos can I mix soft sand rubber with awlgrip ? end rolled on what type of roller can I use and how many coats I need to apply,

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