What is the best method and type of paint to place registration letters/numbers on this boat?
1798279
I used decals... it's difficult to do, and you need to put weights on them for 24hr to dry or else they will peel.
1352349
I do not know what kind of paint is on it. Maybe you could talk with the manufacturer...Sorry
557838
Sticks to anything. I painted it on the bottom of my boat for a more durable protection. Right over the paint.
1961268
Yes, you can use whatever color ink you like. I used it for our boat name...I used an etcher to cut our the letters. I hope this answers your question. Have a great day!
685800
The material is PVC (vinyl) and this is the official patch kit for the Intex Mariner 4: http://www.intexcorp.com/10860.html. Or on Amazon I bet the following would work well: Advanced Elements Boat Repair Kit
493912
Yes, this is how these are used on luxury boats...thegraycottage on eBay has a lot of good info on the applications... Good buy also.
1078735
As long as the paint is totally dry, you can use either latex or enamel. Personally, I like the look of enamel, but I also like the easier clean up of latex. The key is to make sure the paint is completely dry before applying the pour-on over the seashells.
2102230
I had it painted at the local Maaco. Cost me $50, and they used the manufacturer paint, so it matched perfectly.
1108339
I wouldnt recommend paint as it.would go on unevenly and thick. Maybe a red sharpie would be better.
1731384
I use either double faced mounting tape (a little in each corner) or industrial Velcro strips. Depends on what you are mounting and how often you want to change it or even if you are going to change it. Learning from my mistakes, I would use corrugated plastic poster board prepared by a sign shop if you want something semi-permanent and weather-proof. For something very temporary such as paper, I would attach with painter's blue masking tape - it removes easily and cleanly. I hope this helps.
2280951
I would suggest lightly sanding the black with 150- 220 grit paper so new paint will grip well. If you can prime with something other than Latex, be better off on metal, perhaps rustoleum. I f you can get the paint in oil , would be best, but unlikely. Use gloss at any rate as harder finish I believe. The last option...Move ! Kidding Mark
2104642
I agree with one of the other responses. The best thing you can do is go to their website at http://www.insl-x.com/ There is a dealer locator on the website. I would call the one closest to you and ask them what options you have for matching up the color you want. Good luck. Its great paint.
386368
No. But the rustolium paint and primer spray cans would do a pretty good job. I painted a 21 foot aluminum boat with it and it looks great.
2276488
my boat was 22x6 and I used about 2 gallons.. I just put it on thick and 2 coats. looked good.
946058
Go to a local model shop and buy a small $5 can of flat brown spray. Its the easiest to apply and looks great. Everythign will look even versus looking clunky like someone painted it. 95% is flat broan, everythign else is small detail. This was very easy to get going. Its the shields and oars that get tedious...
570402
I used Krylon's High Heat Max paint and it has held up well. http://www.krylon.com/products/high-heat-max/?gclid=CJDawZWX2b8CFUKCMgodlA8AFA You have to remember to prep the surface first or it won't adhere correctly and you will need to reapply after the first use.
2217650
No paint necessary. Unless you really want it a different color. I'm sure regular spray paint will work.