Hello,
Has anyone used Sterling flatting solution, when adding this to the top coat does it change the structure of the paint ?
Thanks
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Sterling Flatting solution
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Re: Sterling Flatting solution
Have used the Awlgrip equivalent with good results on sailboat deck nonskid. I'm sure that is does impact the crosslinked structure in some way but we have had no issues with the deck in the 4 years since done. This was a liquid slurry of some kind of silica I think by the way. Sheen was adjusted by the amount added to the mixed paint.
Bill
Bill
Re: Sterling Flatting solution
Ok , thanks .I'm using it to take away the sheen for the inside of the boat.
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