Anyone ever tried that vinyl cushion paint. Anyone ever tried to go from a pacific blue to a white. I can find lots of info on light to dark sprays but can't find any dark to light sprays.
Anyone ever tried that vinyl cushion paint. Anyone ever tried to go from a pacific blue to a white. I can find lots of info on light to dark sprays but can't find any dark to light sprays.
Thanks RC, any idea whats the lifespan of that stuff? Sorry back to floors, I've seen a few vids where guys seal there corners and edges on the Eva with sika. Makes a nice little beaded seal and seems to hold up well.
Thanks RC, any idea whats the lifespan of that stuff? Sorry back to floors, I've seen a few vids where guys seal there corners and edges on the Eva with sika. Makes a nice little beaded seal and seems to hold up well.
I wouldn't count on it being a long term solution. Not without some touchups at least. I had two tone (bayliner blue and white) seats on my previous boat. Painted them a nice ivory white and it really classed it up for the boats new owner lol.
Anyone ever tried that vinyl cushion paint. Anyone ever tried to go from a pacific blue to a white. I can find lots of info on light to dark sprays but can't find any dark to light sprays.
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I’ve got 2 rolls of the grey flooring I ordered off Amazon I don’t need now. Paid $200, will sell for $125. Located in Vancouver but will be in Victoria this weekend. Sold
For those of you that have installed seadek or ultra deck, do you think it’d stick ok to resin covered plywood? It’s not perfectly flat. Would I need to sand first do you think or is the adhesive really strong?
For those of you that have installed seadek or ultra deck, do you think it’d stick ok to resin covered plywood? It’s not perfectly flat. Would I need to sand first do you think or is the adhesive really strong?
my experience shows it to be really strong. Sticks well to painted fiberglass floors and stands up to being wet for short periods of time. Can see no reason to believe it will not do the same to resin covered plywood
I would try and get the high spots knocked down before putting it down flat with some “tooth” from the sandpaper and washed with acetone then dry and apply.
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