Removall 220 Caulking and Sealants

[jcberlin]

Long time listener first time caller.... I am planning to repaint my 79 Argosy using boatdoc's roller method. I will be stripping the entire coach using Removall 220 and will be resealing all the windows and seams using TremPro 635 and parbond. My question is should I reseal first then strip or strip then reseal? I am concerned that the Removall will deposit in the seams if I wait to reseal until after stripping. I am also not sure how well the sealants will hold up to the removall if I reseal before stripping. Any input will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Carl

[Not Done]

It's my understanding that the residue remaining in the seams will deactivate sooner or later depending on brand, temp, and whatever else you can think of.

[lewster]

Originally Posted by jcberlin

Long time listener first time caller.... I am planning to repaint my 79 Argosy using boatdoc's roller method. I will be stripping the entire coach using Removall 220 and will be resealing all the windows and seams using TremPro 635 and parbond. My question is should I reseal first then strip or strip then reseal? I am concerned that the Removall will deposit in the seams if I wait to reseal until after stripping. I am also not sure how well the sealants will hold up to the removall if I reseal before stripping. Any input will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Carl

BoatDoc's roller method RULES! I re-painted the roof of a cargo trailer a couple of months ago using Interlux marine paint and it looks like it was sprayed on!

Thanks BoatDoc!!

[T Man]

So Lew,

I looked but couldn't find a thread that described Boatdocs "roller method".. Care to elaborate?

-Torii

[lewster]

Originally Posted by T Man

So Lew,

I looked but couldn't find a thread that described Boatdocs "roller method".. Care to elaborate?

-Torii

There was quite an elaborate post about this little known technique. I did it several months ago, and don't know where I put the print copy.

I'll do a little checking and get back to you in a few days.

[jcberlin]

Try these...

Painting the Argosy made affordable.
Painting Argosy made affordable. Part Two.
Details of painting Argosy with a roller.


-Carl

[lewster]

Thanks Karl,

They be da ones!!!!!!