Re: Painting Fiberglass
Interlux provides good intructions. They even use to supply a tape with the paint.<br /> <br />Like any job worth doing, prep is 90% of the job.<br />You first sand the deck and then fill in any voids with Marinetex. You might have to use bronze wool on the existing molded non-skid instead of sand paper.<br /><br />Then you'll have to put a coat of epoxy primer down. Then at least two coats of the epoxy.<br />It's very easy to apply on horizontal surfaces by using those narrow diameter foam rollers.<br />On vertical surfaces use thin coats finishing by tipping with a brush. The directions explain this.<br /><br />I'm not sure what it might do to your existing molded non-skid.<br />Put down the primer and the first coat and then see what you have. You might not have to add any non-skid compound. <br />Remember that Grady's are not white in color.<br />You'll want to go with an off-white.
