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How many flood coats should I do with TableTop epoxy for a deeper gloss?
TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy can achieve a deep, glossy finish with a single 1/8" flood coat. For additional visual depth, two 1/8" flood coats can be applied. Multiple coats may be used to build great...
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Can I use Epoxy on Damp wood?
Applying epoxy to damp wood is not recommended because moisture can interfere with proper adhesion and curing. Epoxy is designed to bond best to clean, dry surfaces. Moisture in the wood can lead t...
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Which Totalboat paint has the highest copper content?
TotalBoat Spartan Multi-Season Antifouling Bottom Paint has the highest cuprous oxide content among TotalBoat bottom paints, at 37.5%. This high copper content provides strong antifouling protectio...
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Can TotalBoat WetEdge be used on a vinyl rub rail?
TotalBoat Wet Edge Topside Paint is not recommended for use on vinyl. Acceptable substrates include fiberglass, wood, previously painted surfaces, epoxy, and properly prepared metal substrates.For ...
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What temperature does the Tabletop Epoxy reach while curing?
TotalBoat TableTop Epoxy generally stays below 100°F while curing in most applications. When casting, it can reach temperatures as high as 130°F. These temperatures apply when the epoxy is used acc...
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How long does Totalboat Gelcoat take to cure?
The working and cure times for TotalBoat Gelcoat depend on the amount of MEKP catalyst used and the ambient temperature. It is strongly recommended to dispense and catalyze only the amount of gelco...
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Why does high-gloss matter for TotalBilge paint?
TotalBoat TotalBilge Epoxy Bilge Paint has a high-gloss finish that is slippery and easy to clean. { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "FAQPage", "mainEntity": [ { "@type": "Question", "na...
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For Spartan antifouling paint, what is the full cure time?
The dry time to launch for TotalBoat Spartan Multi-Season Antifouling Bottom Paint depends on temperature. Allow the paint to dry for 2 hours at 90°F, 4 hours at 70°F, or 8 hours at 50°F before lau...
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For Spartan antifouling paint, what is the full cure time?
The dry time to launch for TotalBoat Spartan Multi-Season Antifouling Bottom Paint depends on temperature. Allow the paint to dry for 2 hours at 90°F, 4 hours at 70°F, or 8 hours at 50°F before lau...
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What is the working time for TotalBoat TotalFair Epoxy Fairing Compound
For a 150-gram mass of TotalBoat TotalFair Epoxy Fairing Compound at the minimum 6:1 width-to-depth ratio, the working time is approximately 15 to 20 minutes at 90°F, 30 minutes at 70°F, and 45 to ...