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1963 Alcort Sunfish CHIP 26 Apr 21 Interlux Brightside Largo Blue
May 5, 2021 · 13 min · 773 views
What this video covers
Kent Blair applies a third coat of Interlux Brightside single-part polyurethane paint in Largo Blue to a 1963 Alcort Sunfish.0:42 The restoration process involves sealing the wood with epoxy, sanding, and applying a topside primer to create a compatible coating system.0:12 To achieve a smooth finish, the paint is thinned with Interlux 333 brushing liquid and applied using a two-inch sash brush.0:46 The technique involves brushing the paint on and then "tipping" or "feathering" it with light, fingertip pressure in the direction of the wood grain to ensure a level surface and prevent brush marks.4:42 When painting vertical edges, the brush is kept relatively dry to avoid drips and sags.10:25 The process addresses wood grain fuzzing by sanding between coats.4:14 Compatibility between primers, fairing compounds, and topcoats is essential to prevent finish failure.1:14 For technical guidance on product compatibility, the Jamestown Distributors tech team serves as a resource for verifying if different brands of epoxy, fairing compounds, and paints can be layered safely.12:29
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