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Old 03-24-2016, 06:27 PM
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Thanks Joel. I've got almost everything removed and I'm debating whether or not to remove the t-top or just tape it off really good. Also, before I prime, what grit should I sand the old gelcoat up to or does it matter? I use this international paint at work and it won't stick to a smooth surface. I need to prep the surface with no less than 120 grit or the paint will peel. If it's too smooth it's like it won't grab the surface.
Thanks in advance.
220 is plenty of "tooth", the paint will cover the scratches. Any more grit and you can see the swirls through the paint. If you have to sand the paint between coats, then sand the paint with 320
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