Cold weather painting

[hadaveha]

Well you fellows just won't tell a guy what he wants to hear

 

[gm280]

Well you fellows just won't tell a guy what he wants to hear

Tell us what you really want to hear and I'm absolutely sure somebody can tell you that. I am certainly not any expert by and stretch or measurement, so all my posts are purely my opinions from experiences... Sorry! :sorry:

 

[jigngrub]

Well you fellows just won't tell a guy what he wants to hear

Go ahead and paint it Dave-O (is that what you wanted to hear?)


... you can always do it the right way the second time.:facepalm:

 

[jc55]

LOL. No judgement on the wife front... are you allowed to build a "Nurseman booth" in your garage? Do you know anyone who has a facility or garage that you can use?

 

[pauloman]

you can put an aluminum MCU - like aluthane - which is often used as a primer, sealer and topcoat on aluminum boats on at temps down to 40 degrees

 

[jigngrub]

LOL. No judgement on the wife front... are you allowed to build a "Nurseman booth" in your garage? Do you know anyone who has a facility or garage that you can use?

jc, the boy keeps his boat under a covered carport that he could close in fairly easily... but he's hard headed and won't do it. I pointed out your foam room and nursemans heated paint booth to him and he just scoffed and said y'all work on your boats for years and he wasn't doing that. This is what I have to put up with when I try to help a friend work on his boat.:facepalm:

 

[jigngrub]

you can put an aluminum MCU - like aluthane - which is often used as a primer, sealer and topcoat on aluminum boats on at temps down to 40 degrees

If it costs more than $12 a gallon he won't buy it.