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I'll check home depot for that marine polyurethane. I can use it if I have any left over for repairs to my windsurfing/paddleboarding boards. Ice just been painting over those repairs with white krylon since I don't care how they look.
It's not the epoxy that's expensive, it's a decent (two part) paint to cover it. I have plenty of epoxy resin, but no paint, because I'm also refitting a small sailboat and all the epoxy repairs to that are being covered by bottom paint. But the boat in question is a friend's powerboat and...
I know, I know. Dumb question. It's a key west 2001 sportsman, and I realize it's almost certainly polyester, but I'm doing a few repairs for a buddy so I wanted to make sure. I would just use epoxy regardless, but two part pain for the epoxy is crazy expensive and so if I can I'd rather use...
