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Recoating of Black H-17 rudders? #6652
04/29/02 01:34 PM
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What works and what should I not use? Mine are oxidized and I would like to get the gloss look back on them. thanks.

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Re: Recoating of Black H-17 rudders? #6653
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Hi Sam,

Mine were the same way.

Someone with many years of Hobie experience told me to use the black appliance epoxy spray paint.

Sand them just enough to give the paint a "bite", wipe them thoroughly with acetone(IMPORTANT), apply thin coats and let dry between coats, apply as many coats as needed to smooth out.

The paint can be sanded, but you lose the shine.

This paint is very tough and doesn't add as much weight as a gel coat.

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Thanks Sam! appreciate the info. you going to lake Murray?




Re: Recoating of Black H-17 rudders? [Re: samevans] #6655
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Yea, Sam, Are you coming down to the Tommy Whiteside Regatta at Lake Murray, May 18 & 19? Now a Hobie Points Regatta.

www.seacats.org

Love to sail with you again.

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I am planning to attend.

Re: Recoating of Black H-17 rudders? [Re: samevans] #6657
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ok...Well did it this weekend. looks good! Found that Xylene works a little better than acetone to strip off old contaminates. It was a learning experience. Thanks for all your help


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