Thanks for the valuable information.  Again, great job!  What I am doing
right now is to tackle the mast.  It has been dinged up quite a bit so it
needs to be properly painted.  I will attempt a 2 part PreKote to start.
Any info you can help me with on this mast project?  What is the toughest
top coat to apply.  I am strictly using brush application, NO spraying !  

Thanks Bob.   ---Larry        M-15  Hull # 189 (1981)

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Olson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 9:44 AM
To: For and about Montgomery Sailboats
Subject: Re: M_Boats: OK, I think I'm ready to sail this thing...


Larry,

I used Interlux Perfection--cream color--over my epoxy repairs. I was 
concerned that gel coat wouldn't stick to the epoxy.
I rolled it on with a smooth foam roller, and the finish came out very 
shiny and smooth. So, where I wanted it to blend in with the original 
finish, I de-glossed it with 600 grit wet and dry. Then I used Penetrol 
over the whole hull. On the Keel, I left it as is.

Interlux Perfection is a [forgiving] two part poly urethane. It takes a 
few days for it to cure, but it creates a very hard finish, and it 
smoothes out well with the right application. A quart goes a long way.

--Bob

Hughston, Larry wrote:

>Nice job on the Monty Bob.  What finish material did you use on your 
>keel/hull?  Did you have to polish it out later?  Thanks,  Larry hull # 
>189 (in need of lots of cosmetic help.  I am doing many of the same 
>things here in Sacramento)
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Bob Olson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 7:20 PM
>To: For and about Montgomery Sailboats
>Subject: M_Boats: OK, I think I'm ready to sail this thing...
>
>
>So, after two months of fixing and adding stuff to my new (old) Monty
>15, I think I'm finally ready to put it in some water.
>
>For the curious (and picture hungry), here's a brief list of stuff that
>I did;
>
>-- Rebuilt delaminated centerboard
>
>-- Re-faired the keel
>
>-- fixed rotten core under mast step and bow cleat
>
>-- Fixed adjustable motor mount and added access port
>
>--  Built new hatchboards (thanks Rachel for your Starboard suggestion)
>
>-- Added Jib downhaul
>
>-- Did major clean up and ding repair
>
>-- refinished all the teak
>
>'Course, I was in school full time, so it took awhile.  ;-)
>
>Here's a link to a few shots.
>
>http://www.users.qwest.net/~bobo4u/monty_pix.html
>
>Wish I had had these available when I was trying to figure some of this
>stuff out. So, feel free to borrow.
>
>Anybody want to go sailing? I'm getting ((((((nervous)))))), but 
>excited.
>
>--Bob Olson
>
>M-15  #219 "Sequel"
>
>P.S. I haven't been able to access the Funtigo site for months. Anybody
>having the same problem?
>Yes, I'm on a Mac. And yes, I've tried multiple browsers. The 
>interesting thing is, I cna't even access Funtigo's home page. I think 
>they need to change a couple of letters in their name!
>
>
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