Grizzly gripped!!
I did the grizzly grip different then planned, I taped below the radius, and put the grizzly grip around the radius, figured this way if my tape lines were not perfect they would be less noticeable. I used the blue painters tape. You have to get that stuff off as soon as you get the second coat on. I sanded all the surfaces with 180 on the Da, hand sanded all the radius's, wiped with a wet cloth to remove as much dust as possible. Then I wiped with acetone, and started painting, I used one full gallon, and only 2 of the recommended 4" rollers, They recommend 2 each of the 4/9" rollers per gallon, IMO don't waste your money on the 9" rollers. Stick to the 4's. They make enough mess, I can only imagine the stuff slinging off a 9" roller. These rollers they have would be excellent for steel flex as well. I have steel flexed 2 boats, and would have loved to have these rollers.
I only waited 1 hr between coats, It was all pretty much dry to touch, I put it on heavy were the shotty seam work was, That was still a bit wet, It covered them up very well, Now only I and the guy who did it know its there. They only recommend waiting to avoid the first coat pulling up when you roll over it, this stuff is super sticky!
