Awlgrip G3010 Spray Converter for Awlcraft 2000 & Awlcraft 3000

Awlgrip G3010 Spray Converter is a professional-grade converter engineered for use with Awlcraft 2000 and Awlcraft 3000 polyurethane topcoat systems. Designed specifically for spray applications, G3010 helps provide exceptional gloss, flow characteristics, DOI (Distinctness of Image), color consistency, and long-term appearance retention in demanding marine environments.

G3010 is one of the most commonly used converters in the Awlcraft system and is frequently chosen by boat builders, yacht refinishers, marine paint professionals, and fiberglass repair facilities looking for a premium sprayed finish.

Common Mixing Ratios

Awlcraft 2000 & Awlcraft 3000

For most standard spray applications, G3010 is mixed at:

• 2 Parts Topcoat : 1 Part G3010 Converter

Reducers such as T0001, T0002, T0003, or T0005 may then be added depending on temperature, humidity, and spray conditions.

Awlgrip Topcoat Systems

Traditional Awlgrip Topcoat systems often utilize different converter systems and application ratios depending on whether the coating is being sprayed, brushed, or rolled and tipped. Some Awlgrip systems reference a 1:1 converter relationship depending on the activator and coating combination being used.

Always verify your exact mix ratio using the current Awlgrip Technical Data Sheet for your specific product and application method.

Why Use G3010?

• Excellent gloss and color retention
• Designed for professional spray application
• Improves flow and leveling
• Compatible with Awlcraft 2000 and Awlcraft 3000 systems
• Produces high DOI (Distinctness of Image)
• Excellent repairability compared to traditional linear polyurethanes
• Ideal for yacht refinishing and marine restoration

Compatible Products

Awlgrip G3010 is commonly used with:

• Awlcraft 3000
• Awlcraft 2000
• Awlgrip Topcoat Systems
• Awlgrip 545 Epoxy Primer
• Awlgrip High Build Primers
• Awlgrip Application Guides

Reducer Selection Guide

Reducer selection plays a major role in final finish quality. Fiberglass Florida commonly recommends:

• T0001: Cooler conditions
• T0002: Standard conditions
• T0003: Warmer environments
• T0005: Hot and humid conditions

Proper reducer selection can help minimize solvent pop, orange peel, dry spray, and gloss inconsistency.

Professional Application Tips

• Maintain consistent spray overlap
• Monitor dew point and humidity before spraying
• Use clean, dry air supply systems
• Follow induction and flash times carefully
• Use proper PPE and approved spray equipment
• Always strain material before spraying

Marine & Yacht Applications

G3010 is widely used in:

• Yacht refinishing
• Boat hull repainting
• Sportfish restoration projects
• Center console refinishing
• Custom marine fabrication
• Fiberglass repair and repaint work
• Composite finishing applications

Need Help with an Awlgrip System?

Fiberglass Florida provides technical support for:

• Awlgrip Topcoat
• Awlcraft 2000
• Awlcraft 3000
• Reducer selection
• Spray setup recommendations
• Primer compatibility
• Gelcoat-to-paint conversions
• Boat refinishing systems

We stock a large range of Awlgrip products and can help match the correct primers, reducers, converters, abrasives, and polishing systems for your project.

Internal Links & Related Resources

• Awlgrip Topcoat Application Guide
• Awlcraft 3000 Paint Systems
• Awlcraft 2000 Paint Systems
• Awlgrip 545 Primer Guide
• Awlgrip High Build Primer Guide
• Mirka Abranet Sanding Products
• Mirka Polarshine Compounds

Frequently Asked Questions

Can G3010 be used with Awlcraft 3000?

Yes. G3010 is one of the primary spray converters used with Awlcraft 3000 systems.

What mix ratio is used with Awlcraft 2000?

Most standard applications use a 2:1 mix ratio of topcoat to G3010 converter before reducer addition.

Can G3010 be brushed or rolled?

G3010 is primarily intended for spray applications. Brush and roll systems may require different converters and reducers.

What reducer should I use with G3010?

T0001, T0002, T0003, and T0005 are the most common reducers depending on environmental conditions.

Is Awlcraft easier to repair than traditional Awlgrip?

Yes. Awlcraft systems are generally considered easier to repair and buff than traditional Awlgrip linear polyurethane coatings.

Trusted by Florida Boat Builders, Marinas & Yacht Refinishers

Fiberglass Florida supplies Awlgrip G3010 Spray Converter to professional boat builders, fiberglass repair facilities, yacht refinishers, marine service centers, and DIY boat owners throughout Florida and the Southeast.

We regularly work with customers in:

• Melbourne
• Rockledge
• Cocoa Beach
• Merritt Island
• Viera
• Daytona Beach
• Orlando
• Fort Lauderdale
• West Palm Beach
• Miami
• Tampa
• Stuart
• Jupiter
• Key Largo
• The Florida Keys
• Jacksonville
• Sarasota
• Naples

Our team understands the challenges of spraying polyurethane marine coatings in Florida’s high heat, humidity, salt-air exposure, and rapidly changing weather conditions.

Whether you are refinishing a center console in Brevard County, restoring a sportfish in South Florida, repainting a yacht in Fort Lauderdale, or spraying a flats skiff in the Florida Keys, selecting the correct Awlgrip converter and reducer combination is critical for achieving professional results.