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How To Paint A Sailboat Mast. There are two approaches here. I have an aluminum mast, i have noticed it looks like it used to be painted black. If you do this, you still need to properly set the stainless. I guess after years of use, it has started to fade. After that, i use a self etching primer like dupont's variprime, or you can use a 2 part epoxy primer. My last boat had a bare aluminum mast for 40 years, with zero corrosion issues. He suggested we wet sand the mast, wash it off, treat it with alum. By the time that you get to the part that people will actually see, your handiwork, you will have become a master at mirror finish. If you can, support it only from the ends, and in such. Practice your technique near the top of the mast where no one will see the results. Prepainting solution and paint it with krylon clear enamel. Then use a real hard paint like. 1 coat green, 1 coat white to ensure proper coverage. Make sure you're in the shade.

I have an aluminum mast, i have noticed it looks like it used to be painted black. After that, i use a self etching primer like dupont's variprime, or you can use a 2 part epoxy primer. My last boat had a bare aluminum mast for 40 years, with zero corrosion issues. Make sure you're in the shade. Practice your technique near the top of the mast where no one will see the results. He suggested we wet sand the mast, wash it off, treat it with alum. If you can, support it only from the ends, and in such. I guess after years of use, it has started to fade. Prepainting solution and paint it with krylon clear enamel. By the time that you get to the part that people will actually see, your handiwork, you will have become a master at mirror finish.

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How To Paint A Sailboat Mast He suggested we wet sand the mast, wash it off, treat it with alum. By the time that you get to the part that people will actually see, your handiwork, you will have become a master at mirror finish. If you can, support it only from the ends, and in such. I guess after years of use, it has started to fade. 1 coat green, 1 coat white to ensure proper coverage. Prepainting solution and paint it with krylon clear enamel. There are two approaches here. If you do this, you still need to properly set the stainless. My last boat had a bare aluminum mast for 40 years, with zero corrosion issues. Make sure you're in the shade. He suggested we wet sand the mast, wash it off, treat it with alum. I have an aluminum mast, i have noticed it looks like it used to be painted black. After that, i use a self etching primer like dupont's variprime, or you can use a 2 part epoxy primer. Practice your technique near the top of the mast where no one will see the results. Then use a real hard paint like.