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The Awlgrip Application Guide is divided into five sections: Introduction & safety considerations This guide is designed to supply the professional applicator with the necessary information required to apply our products. It is not intended as a ‘How To’ guide for the doityourselfer. Read more
Surface cleaning A clean, dry surface is essential to the success of any coatings application. Our systems include products and procedures which will enable you to obtain proper surface conditions. Read more
Tack rags Tack rags are used just before painting to remove the lightest dust or dirt from what would otherwise be considered a clean, ready to paint surface. Read more
Taping & masking materials Masking tapes are produced in various grades. Review tape manufacturers’ recommendations and then make your selection based on your working conditions and technique. Read more
Compressors & compressed air Clean, oilfree, dry air is essential for operating spray equipment, air power tools and blowing off surfaces prior to priming or painting. Read more
Sanding & sandpaper Read all health and safety information contained in Material Safety Data Sheets Read more
Application equipment selection Comprehensive guidelines including spray gun setups. Read more
Painting environment Cure cycles and other information when using Awlgrip topcoats. Read more
Surface preparation & priming There are many situations where repainting is needed but removing all the old paint is impractical. However, the cost of labor and materials for a sand and repaint is significant and there is no gain in painting over a system that is severely deteriorated or chemially incompatible with the Awlgrip Systems. Read more
Surface preparation & priming - previously painted surfaces compatibility Cotaings compatibility & adhesion tests for prepared or unprepared surfaces Read more
Surface preparation & priming - fiberglass/gelcoat Gelcoat/fiberglass surfaces are found in four basic forms. Read more
Surface preparation & priming - aluminum Preparation methods for anodized or non-anodized surfaces. Read more
Surface preparation & priming - wood Wooden boats seldom require any extensive filling or fairing. Read more
Surface preparation & priming - steel hot & cold rolled Information & guidance when blasting or grinding steel. Read more
Priming Before any coating work, carefully prepare the surface. Read more
Priming - fiberglass/gelcoat Information & guidance when priming fiberglass/gelcoat. Read more
Priming - aluminum Information & guidance when priming aluminum. Read more
Priming - steel Information & guidance when priming steel. Read more
Priming - wood Information & guidance when priming wood. Read more
Fairing & surfacing Fairing and surfacing are similar activities with subtle but specific differences. Read more
Final priming & topcoating The application of the final finishing primer coat and application of the topcoat completes the coating system. Read more
Brightwork Reducing brightwork maintenance without sacrificing aesthetics or cosmetics has been an elusive goal. Read more
Below waterline systems - application Information on antifouling systems. Read more
All substrates (except aluminum) Methods for applying antifouling on all substrates. Read more
Renewing Awlstar Gold Label Awlstar Gold Label that is wearing thin can be easily renewed. Read more
Running gear & hardware Surface preparation, priming & application guidance for running gear. Read more
Overview Most application problems are a direct result of poor or improper procedures, marginal housekeeping conditions, inadequate equipment, or a combination of these factors. Read more
Orange peel & dry spray A finish which has a textured, uneven surface like the skin of an orange. Read more
Pin holing Tiny holes in the finish caused by surface porosity or other imperfections in the substrate. Read more
Solvent popping Tiny open blisters that appear in the paint film very shortly after application. Read more
Craters and Fish Eyes Small, crater-like openings in the finish caused by contamination on the surface being painted. Read more
Glossary of terms (A-C) Ablative coating to Curtaining Read more
Glossary of terms (D-I) Dew point to Isocyanate resins Read more
Glossary of terms (L-R) Lacquer to Retarders Read more
Glossary of terms (S-W) Sheeting out to Wet film thickness Read more
Tips for maintaining topcoats Maintaining an Awlgrip, Awlcraft 2000 or Awlgrip HS Topcoat Read more
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