Anyone ever figured out the right type of paint to use on the outboard bracket like used on the Sailfish models?
I have a section on the bottom of my bracket that was corroded up under the paint, so I peeled/scraped it off to open up and clean out all the salt and corrosion.
Now, I need to get the etching primer and proper primer/paint to recoat.
The paint I removed was extremely tought stuff! Very thick and very hard to tear off. I assume this might have been something like Awlgrip type paint or at least that is where I am leaning into.
I believe it has to be a 2 part urethane type paint to be this tough.
I was reading about the Awlgrip vs Awlcraft and seems the Awlgrip is more towards a thick coating that would be more durable as it can not be polished, whereas the Awlcraft can be polished. The paint on the bracket now does not like any effort to try and polish, so thinking it might be the same type chemical as the Awlgrip.
Anyone been through this before? I just have a small section on the bottom of the bracket to paint and attempt to blend in some.
I have a section on the bottom of my bracket that was corroded up under the paint, so I peeled/scraped it off to open up and clean out all the salt and corrosion.
Now, I need to get the etching primer and proper primer/paint to recoat.
The paint I removed was extremely tought stuff! Very thick and very hard to tear off. I assume this might have been something like Awlgrip type paint or at least that is where I am leaning into.
I believe it has to be a 2 part urethane type paint to be this tough.
I was reading about the Awlgrip vs Awlcraft and seems the Awlgrip is more towards a thick coating that would be more durable as it can not be polished, whereas the Awlcraft can be polished. The paint on the bracket now does not like any effort to try and polish, so thinking it might be the same type chemical as the Awlgrip.
Anyone been through this before? I just have a small section on the bottom of the bracket to paint and attempt to blend in some.