Repainting Boat Interior - Fibreglass, cleaning, priming and painting.

[@HLCC303]

Awesome thanks mate. Just purchased my first boat yesterday and already stripping the inside. I’m in New Zealand too so works out awesome to see some familiar paint brands haha

[@nathanking2484]

Thanks for sharing, that looks great!

[@jackboggis]

nice to see the next installment. Cant wait until it is all finsished!

[@urbantacticalcombativesnz2701]

Cheers for sharing mate, IV just started doing my old 1971 plylite Bluewater with exactly the same idea as you've just shown in your videos ( I watched the others too) just a nice freshen up without going nuts cost wise, your boat has come up really well and your attention to detail shows. Nice work.

[@31stCenturySamoan]

I was hoping to see the final final job with the carpet etc

[@rev123jayden]

How has the paint held up? Still recommend? Cheers

[@michaelkeith8339]

hi mate, I'm refurbishing my old speed boat, wondering if I bother laying a vinyl/carpet down on the floor or would a paint like these provide enough grip and protection from the fibre glass

[@rh2600]

With any grip additives (which I didn't use) I prefer a carpeted finish. I have another video on that.

[@bmlawncare5115]

Do you need to sand fiberglass befor primer?

[@rh2600]

No - paint product said simply to ensure surfaces were well cleaned. Primer and paint has keyed perfectly.

[@sailinghalcyondaze6848]

Your exactly right BM, not even a degrease, down the track that paint will be flaking off everywhere as there has been no physical bond to the original two part polyurethane paint. Good luck bro

[@Dpaddock236]

How is she holding up now? Chur

[@shakyshed]

Still total solid - not a scratch or a chip to be seen!

[@Dpaddock236]

Awesome thanks for the tips