Originally Posted by Jim Hargett

I recently purchased a used set of Goldberg Super Floats, which were covered with a layer of
gray-colored MonoKote. The previous owner also applied a layer of clear MonoKote over the gray-colored
MonoKote.

My plan is to remove both layers of old MonoKote, fill and sand any cracks, apply a coat or two of silicon
sealant over all surfaces of the floats, cover with a new color of MonoKote, and then cover the new color with
a layer of clear MonoKote.

Is my plan sound? Am I leaving anything out? Any advice would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

jim

Originally Posted by flybyjohn

Jim, I do not know what kind of silicone sealer you are talking about using but I do know that most things will not stick to silicone sealer and I am guessing monocote is one of them. I would use a different kind of sealer and stay away from the silicone if you ever want to put anything over the top of it again.