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Old 02-12-2019, 03:43 PM   #7
sourdough
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Originally Posted by daveinaz View Post
Good question. I don't know if the gel coat would have to be totally removed in order to spray lacquer or clear coat on it or if you could apply it on top of the gel coat.

Maybe the answer is to have someone remove the oxidation and clean it. Then apply the decals myself. Then take it back to them to buff it out with RV/marine wax/polish.

The reason I asked is that the 2nd season I had mine the service manager said I had "slight oxidation" on the front cap of mine. I later learned that it was the pigmentation in the paint of the gelcoat if I remember correctly. They prepared it, painted it with I believe he said some sort of PPG automotive paint then clearcoated it - twice. It looks like new today (other than the bugs on it currently) and doesn't show one bit of a tendency to fade. I wouldn't think you would have to go that extreme to make it look nice.
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