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  • Originally posted by Fullpass View Post
    Watching with interest, so will the primer remain tacky until the gel coat is spayed on…then everything cures after the gel coat is spayed with a PVA or waxed to seal the air out…cause I'm new to the process too...
    The primer is catalyzed vinyl ester, so it cures and will be block sanded to get a more level surface. Once the surface is flat and smooth, then gel coat will be applied as you mention above.
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    • Have read sometimes they use a blue dye, rubbed onto the surface when sanding, helps find the low spots, don't know if they use it over the prime though..sand the blue off, shows the low spots…probably one step behind you. Someday…Boat looks Fast already...

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        • Originally posted by Fullpass View Post
          Have read sometimes they use a blue dye, rubbed onto the surface when sanding, helps find the low spots, don't know if they use it over the prime though..sand the blue off, shows the low spots…probably one step behind you. Someday…Boat looks Fast already...
          Yes, I’ve read that as well, but have never tried it.

          Similar idea... Flat black rustoleum guide coat. This will show just how bad I am at body work!
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          • Cover the chair. Don't want that to get sprayed.

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            • Double garage.. how awesome... great job!!! Dan J in Wisconsin did a job like this

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              sigpic...A bad day water skiing still beats a good day at work...1995 Pro Star 205....

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              • Coming along nicely can't wait to see the gel coat.
                1989 Prostar 190 351 sold
                2008 Prostar 197 LY6

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                • Once again, I am tired of sanding.

                  Most of the deck blocked out somewhat flat. A few spots still need attention. Haven’t gotten to the motor box yet.

                  The pictures where it’s wet give me a bit of hope it will be straight enough for a darker gel color...
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                    • Lots of dust.

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                      • Almost hate to put the boat back into the water…I would take it to a car show a few times with your truck…maybe a summer of two.

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                        • Originally posted by Fullpass View Post
                          Almost hate to put the boat back into the water…I would take it to a car show a few times with your truck…maybe a summer of two.
                          Haha. Good stuff! Not my truck (though I am negotiating to get it back). That belongs to my high school age son. My grandpa bought it new. 77k ish original miles. We put it back together when my son was 14. 90% original. Someday it will live at the lake cabin where it belongs...

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                          • A pic...
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                            • Nice looking truck. Keep it close.

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                              • Good Stuff!

                                Keep Posting your progress. I can't wait for the finish.
                                Steve

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