Applying Nyalic

[fishontop]

For anyone that has done so, what is the best method of applyinjg Nyalic? I have a nice paint sprayer that I could run it through, but I don't know if that is necesary. They said you could also roll it on w/ a foam roller. I have a gallon on the way and I want to be prepared. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

[JETTYWOLF]

I'm gonna do it too probably at end of summer....so I'll be looking for a report.

I'd just do what they reccomend, myself.

Guys never want to follow directions, I understand. I am one!

[welder]

Whats the cost of a gallon and will it do a Pacific 23 ?

[fishontop]

Price was 208.00 and I think it will be enough for my 26.

[JETTYWOLF]

ouchy

I thought it was like 2 aresol cans could do the sides of me big metal boat.

Maybe not, huh?

Alrighty then...I'll pony-up also.

Can't wait to see if the "cleaning agents" make here nice and slick again.

I guess I have to use fenders, after spending $300 for the the parts and pieces.

\Dang I wish I had side rub rails..."dos"

[fishontop]

JW, I spoke at lenght w/ Skip from Nyalic...great guy. He said he would never apply w/ aerosole cans as I was going to do. He said you could spray it on w/ a nice paint sprayer or roll w/ foam roller. Obviously foam roller would be easier, just looking for anyone that has done it.

[JETTYWOLF]

Okay.....I'm a foam roller kinda guy. (K.I.S.S.)

Thanks!

[skypoke]

I'd go the foam roller route, unless you have an incredibly tiny tip for your sprayer. The stuff goes a loooong ways. It's got lots of VOC's, I recommend an organic vapor respirator.


Chuck