Panga 20 Build

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by the way your work looks great
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Fairing the skeg and spray rails have taken just as long as building the hull. This is tough work.
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It is purely amazing how some of the "little" things can eat up time.
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Yes, what Fuzz said. The rub rails on my AD16 took a lot of fairing material, sanding and time...something I thought would've been a much easier process. Your boat is looking really good!

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And your weather in Alabama has been hot!!! Jeff

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It's hard to work in a garage that's 110+. I'm a little concerned about painting in high temps and high humidity. How does this affect the paint laying down?

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FluidDynamic wrote: Mon Jun 24, 2019 6:49 pm It's hard to work in a garage that's 110+. I'm a little concerned about painting in high temps and high humidity. How does this affect the paint laying down?
Spray or roll?

I think you are going to have trouble.
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Can you paint in the morning, before sunrise? Our warehouse starts to heat up around 10 in the morning and will reach 3 digits before noon if all the doors are closed. You will need to have a hydrometer set up inside your work space to make sure the humidity is low enough per the specs from the manufacturer of your paint.

Love the race of mixing 2 part foam in those conditions! It starts to react as soon as you start to pour the two parts together!!
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I'm planning on rolling. I havnt made up my mind on EMC or Alexseal. I guess I could wait until it cools down a little. As far as humidy goes, its usually pretty high in the summer. Take a shower, get dressed, walk outside and within a minute your clothes are wet.

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FluidDynamic, We have not sold Alexseal Paints in the past but I just had a recent request regarding this brand and I have a supplier where I can get it easily here in Florida. But boy, is that stuff expensive!! Makes EMC & AwlGrip look cheap!! Just let me know when you want something priced!! Jeff

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