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Awlgrip question
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Awlgrip question
Yes, it's finally time. Despite some noble efforts over the past 4 seasons, my 1998 dark blue hull is embarrassingly faded and clouded over that no amount of heavy duty compound and wax can make her look nice anymore. Thought about wet sanding and waxing but believe it's beyond that now. I'm going to Awlgrip her. My question is: Can I go quite a bit lighter than my formerly very dark hull hull?
Rick
Rick
Rick
1998 Albin 35TE
"Legacy"
1998 Albin 35TE
"Legacy"
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Re: Awlgrip question
Having mine done now and the primer is a light silver gray so I'm sure you could lighten up without a problem.
Jeff S
Jeff S
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Re: Awlgrip question
Jeff -
Can't wait to see the final product this summer!
Can't wait to see the final product this summer!
28' Albin "MadMoney" in Ilwaco/Seattle
CCA Member & PSA Sno-King Member
CCA Member & PSA Sno-King Member
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Re: Awlgrip question
Absolutely! The grey primer will cover the dark blue and then use any color you want. Remember that the darker the color, the quicker it will fade over time
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Re: Awlgrip question
My Awlgrip is great. Just be sure to get alittle extra (free leftover?) paint for future touch ups if you kiss the dock or an anchor ding, Etc.
Currently boatless
Prior owner of
SKOL -1975 Albin 25 #2240
JOKA -2006 Albin 28TE Flush Deck
JOKA - 2000 Albin 28TE Gatsby Ed.
Prior owner of
SKOL -1975 Albin 25 #2240
JOKA -2006 Albin 28TE Flush Deck
JOKA - 2000 Albin 28TE Gatsby Ed.
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Re: Awlgrip question
Thanks gents. With the price of awlgrip I've decided never to bump by pier!
Rick
1998 Albin 35TE
"Legacy"
1998 Albin 35TE
"Legacy"
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Re: Awlgrip question
Always a good plan!Legacy wrote:Thanks gents. With the price of awlgrip I've decided never to bump by pier!
What color are you thinking of? Fighting Lady Yellow? I was just looking at some pics I took of Legacy on my trip to Boston last year...really has me pinning for Spring!
Doug
Sonny IV
2006 35TE Convertible, Volvo D6-370's
Former owner - Sonny III, 1997 28TE with "The BEAST"
Sonny IV
2006 35TE Convertible, Volvo D6-370's
Former owner - Sonny III, 1997 28TE with "The BEAST"
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Re: Awlgrip question
Spring can't get here soon enough! Plastic comes off around April one, then a haul for the painting, zincs and bottom paint. Tuned props and shafts last year. Very good thing to do. Looking at the Awlgrip color charts - - my wife is looking at a pale blue. I forget the actual color. Very manly however! We are also updating the light fixtures on the main salon, changing the current white table top to one of teak and a few other cosmetic fixes. Maybe next year all new electronics (That can be expensive with two help stations!) Hopefully Legacy is totally ready by tax day - - that's when we see the first stripers show here in Boston. Also looking at clearing our calendar and going to the rendezvous, really want to see your new ride!
Rick
1998 Albin 35TE
"Legacy"
1998 Albin 35TE
"Legacy"
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Re: Awlgrip question
I may have posted this info before--Awlgrip website has a listing for touch-up kits.
Jim Lewis
Six Grand
Albin 27 SC
Jim Lewis
Six Grand
Albin 27 SC
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Re: Awlgrip question
Agree primer color will pretty much let you do what ever you want;
See post below for some pictures of the primer color.
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2754&p=17857&hilit=awlgrip#p17857
See post below for some pictures of the primer color.
viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2754&p=17857&hilit=awlgrip#p17857
1999 Albin 28 TE "Antoinette"