Hi All
Started out the day planning to restore the roof on my 30' Carriage Cameo, spent too much time fighting the wind while trying to cover the thing with plastic sheeting .
Applied the cleaner/ bonding agent at around 2:30 and by the time I got around to the first coat of Dicor acrylic coating it was 5:00pm.
I ran out of lite and warmth, got only one coat applied, and maybe because it started to cool off, the stuff didn't go on as thick as it should, I covered the entire roof with 1 gallon.
The instructions said I should have used 2 gallons per coat.
I think I screwed up.
Does anyone know what my options are?
I still have 3 gallons on acrylic on the work bench.
Thanks
Paul
Started out the day planning to restore the roof on my 30' Carriage Cameo, spent too much time fighting the wind while trying to cover the thing with plastic sheeting .
Applied the cleaner/ bonding agent at around 2:30 and by the time I got around to the first coat of Dicor acrylic coating it was 5:00pm.
I ran out of lite and warmth, got only one coat applied, and maybe because it started to cool off, the stuff didn't go on as thick as it should, I covered the entire roof with 1 gallon.
The instructions said I should have used 2 gallons per coat.
I think I screwed up.
Does anyone know what my options are?
I still have 3 gallons on acrylic on the work bench.
Thanks
Paul