Painting in the winter is a slow process. These are the floor boards for the SP 21. What, no teak and holly, you ask? Yep, they would cost $360 dollars for the three boards. I just can't see it! I am using five-eights marine ply. Once you go away from teak, you are stuck with needing an anti-skid compound. Why not just paint them white, I reasoned? Why not indeed. I'm using regular Zinzer indoor-outdoor primer and my favorite Benjamin Moore Super Spec polyurethane/alkoid mixed by the good folks at the Benjamin Moore store per the formula for Insignia White from the color chart of Awlgrip. I used 6 ounces of Intergrip for a quart of paint. I'll probably add another coat on top. The larger item is the nose door for Shallow-Minded
My Buddy Heater keeping the shop warm and cozy for paint drying. I used the adapter from my Colman grill to us propane out of the bottle. I'd apologize for the messy shop bench but it seems to be perennial so I won't even bother-:)
Merry Christmas ya'll
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