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Welcome to Fiberglass Florida! For over 30 years, Fiberglass Florida has been your trusted source for all things fiberglass. Whether you’re embarking on a small project or a large-scale endeavor, we provide everything you need to achieve success. Our extensive inventory includes epoxies, resins, gel coats, fiberglass knits and wovens, and the renowned AwlGrip paints, ensuring you have the right materials for any job. Our expertise extends across multiple industries, including boat building...

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Awlgrip Yacht Paint Application Guide Complete professional guide to surface preparation, priming, fairing, and applying Awlgrip marine coatings. Built for boat builders, professional painters, and first-time users who want a flawless finish. Guide Contents Overview of Awlgrip Coating Systems Surface Preparation Fundamentals Preparing Fiberglass & Gelcoat Preparing Aluminum Preparing Steel Preparing Wood Fairing Compounds & Surface Correction...

Fiberglass Surface Preparation for Awlgrip Paint Before applying Awlgrip mer or topcoat systems, fiberglass surfaces must be properly cleaned, sanded, and prepared. Contamination such as wax, mold release agents, oil, or oxidation will prevent pricoatings from bonding correctly. Need help with a project? Call our coatings team: 321-639-3046 Quick Answer: How Do You Prep Fiberglass for Awlgrip? Clean the surface to remove wax, oil, grease, and contamination Use t...

Preparing Previously Painted Surfaces for Awlgrip Many boat refinishing projects involve applying new coatings over previously painted surfaces. Proper inspection, cleaning, and sanding of existing paint systems is critical to ensure long-term adhesion and professional finish quality. The condition of the existing coating determines whether it can be recoated directly or if removal and full surface preparation are required. Evaluate the Existing Paint System Before beginning...