toob paint

nugent · 24 March 2011, 08:01

http://www.hmgmarine.com/flexithane.html

i know polymarine do a version as do others,
i used this on some Hypaoln and section of PU, material last night out of a spray gun not rollerd or brushed, supply viscosity is pretty dam thick, and for the life of me i can not get it off done a scratch test/ rubbing it on corner of table/picking at it, this is shite to a blanket job,, goin to paint the bottom below strake on the toranado the weekend will show the results as and when, ideal for your sea rider refurbs (with gaffa tape of course) or any thing that has staining from prolonged mooring some place that will not come clean,

Available in any colour of the rainbow or mixed to pattern, i like it, and thought it may be of interest to others,
edd

biffer · 24 March 2011, 09:56

all the protector's down at portland are sprayed on the topside, pretty stable stuff, i've got one here for tube work so i'll be scuffing it, i'll let you know if it flakes off anywhere

nugent · 24 March 2011, 11:09

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Originally Posted by biffer

all the protector's down at portland are sprayed on the topside, pretty stable stuff, i've got one here for tube work so i'll be scuffing it, i'll let you know if it flakes off anywhere

cool be interseted to know,

m chappelow · 24 March 2011, 15:35

main points are to key up the surface and dont apply it if the surface is damp or shows any sign of moisture .

boatster_sr4 · 30 March 2011, 01:35

Is it a polyurethane based coating? Aliphatic or maybe Aromatic polyurethane?

biffer · 30 March 2011, 11:02

i can tell you it doesn't like the hot air gun

nugent · 30 March 2011, 15:38

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Originally Posted by biffer

i can tell you it doesn't like the hot air gun

but does it stay on or flake off ??????

nugent · 30 March 2011, 15:39

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Originally Posted by boatster_sr4

Is it a polyurethane based coating? Aliphatic or maybe Aromatic polyurethane?

Pass but they reckon it works fine on curtain sided lorrys

biffer · 30 March 2011, 16:18

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Originally Posted by nugent

but does it stay on or flake off ??????

flakes off, got the hot air on it to remove some rope line pads, going to have to repaint these bits

nugent · 30 March 2011, 16:26

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Originally Posted by biffer

flakes off, got the hot air on it to remove some rope line pads, going to have to repaint these bits

cheers for that,
if and when i get this eng back together, and then if i like the ride it gives i shall get it re tubed seems a lot of boat for so little money in my eye's

boatster_sr4 · 30 March 2011, 19:36

I know polyurethane toobs are coated with an aromatic poly coating. Obviously using like chemicals to bond with each other would yield a much better end result than polyurethane coating on hypalon. So my thought was to prep the hypalon with a urethane based glue as a primer for the polyurethane paint to adhere to better. There is a urethane based glue that is sold here in the US that is used to bond dissimilar materials (pvc to hypalon, urethane to pvc, urethane to hypalon) together. I plan to try this out at some point.

edit: the glue is called stabond.