Re: [bolger] Roll on bedliner for anchor locker
Paul the bedliner likes to have some tooth to hang on
to and I have painted my chain box on my one ton truck
and it seems to be holding up to all the stuff that
get tossed in it!
Just give it a couple of coats of the bedliner.
Krissie
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to and I have painted my chain box on my one ton truck
and it seems to be holding up to all the stuff that
get tossed in it!
Just give it a couple of coats of the bedliner.
Krissie
--- Paul <p_hardy@...> wrote:
> I am working on a Sam Devlin Winter Wren and have____________________________________________________________________________________
> been looking at ways
> to make the anchor locker more durable. Has anyone
> tried any of the
> rollon or paint on bedliner coatings for such a
> purpose. This will be
> on top of epoxy coated marine plywood.
>
> Paul H.
>
>
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Hi Paul,
sheathing. I haven't launched the boat yet, but the material seems to
be very tough. A couple of photos of my coating are on this page:
http://www.kolbsadventures.com/fastbrick_10.htmI think it's an
excellent choice for an anchor locker.
The stuff ain't cheap, but here's where you get it:
http://www.cotelind.com/Be sure to get a second roller cover or make
sure you clean the one provided in the recommended solvent (IIRC
toluene?). They say you can't seal the can and use the leftover
later, but I used my leftover material several months later on the
inside of a throwaway skiff and it seems to be alright.
Jon Kolb
www.kolbsadventures.com/boatbuilding_index.htm
> I am working on a Sam Devlin Winter Wren and have been looking atways
> to make the anchor locker more durable. Has anyone tried any of thebe
> rollon or paint on bedliner coatings for such a purpose. This will
> on top of epoxy coated marine plywood.I used Durabak on the sole of my FastBrick, over glass/epoxy
sheathing. I haven't launched the boat yet, but the material seems to
be very tough. A couple of photos of my coating are on this page:
http://www.kolbsadventures.com/fastbrick_10.htmI think it's an
excellent choice for an anchor locker.
The stuff ain't cheap, but here's where you get it:
http://www.cotelind.com/Be sure to get a second roller cover or make
sure you clean the one provided in the recommended solvent (IIRC
toluene?). They say you can't seal the can and use the leftover
later, but I used my leftover material several months later on the
inside of a throwaway skiff and it seems to be alright.
Jon Kolb
www.kolbsadventures.com/boatbuilding_index.htm
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "Paul" <p_hardy@...> wrote:
to like it. Page 10 at this location shows a photo.
http://www.kolbsadventures.com/fastbrick_1.htm
Nels
>John Kolb used some on the inside of his FAST BRICK build and seemed
> I am working on a Sam Devlin Winter Wren and have been looking at ways
> to make the anchor locker more durable. Has anyone tried any of the
> rollon or paint on bedliner coatings for such a purpose. This will be
> on top of epoxy coated marine plywood.
>
> Paul H.
>
to like it. Page 10 at this location shows a photo.
http://www.kolbsadventures.com/fastbrick_1.htm
Nels
You could also get some of those rubber/plastic tiles and glue them
down to line the bottom and maybe the sides of the locker. Of the
options sold at Defender, I think the Dri-Deck tiles would work well:
<http://www.defender.com/category.jsp?path=-1|10918&id=311409>
down to line the bottom and maybe the sides of the locker. Of the
options sold at Defender, I think the Dri-Deck tiles would work well:
<http://www.defender.com/category.jsp?path=-1|10918&id=311409>
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, Harry James <welshman@...> wrote:
>
> Put a layer of fiberglass down.
>
> HJ
>
> Paul wrote:
> > I am working on a Sam Devlin Winter Wren and have been looking at
ways
> > to make the anchor locker more durable. Has anyone tried any of
the
> > rollon or paint on bedliner coatings for such a purpose. This
will be
> > on top of epoxy coated marine plywood.
> >
> > Paul H.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
Put a layer of fiberglass down.
HJ
Paul wrote:
HJ
Paul wrote:
> I am working on a Sam Devlin Winter Wren and have been looking at ways
> to make the anchor locker more durable. Has anyone tried any of the
> rollon or paint on bedliner coatings for such a purpose. This will be
> on top of epoxy coated marine plywood.
>
> Paul H.
>
>
>
>
I am working on a Sam Devlin Winter Wren and have been looking at ways
to make the anchor locker more durable. Has anyone tried any of the
rollon or paint on bedliner coatings for such a purpose. This will be
on top of epoxy coated marine plywood.
Paul H.
to make the anchor locker more durable. Has anyone tried any of the
rollon or paint on bedliner coatings for such a purpose. This will be
on top of epoxy coated marine plywood.
Paul H.