Lmcneely11
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- Sugar Sand
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- 2007
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- Tango
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Would my 2007 Sugar Sand Tango sport most likely all be gelcoat or would top part be clear coat?
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Gelcoat or clear coat.
- Thread starter Lmcneely11
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tdonoughue
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Pretty sure (not having one) that the Sugar Sand is fiberglass, so the top part should be gelcoat. Painted things usually have clearcoat on the top; fiberglass things usually gelcoat. So I would expect a wood or metal boat to have clearcoat. Sometimes fiberglass is painted with antifouling paint (but if you put clearcoat on that, you kinda defeat the purpose...). But generally it should be gelcoat.
Hopefully someone with an actual 2007 SS will correct me if I am wrong...
Hopefully someone with an actual 2007 SS will correct me if I am wrong...
