Help - Paint on Sikaflex

[Dek]

Anyone any experience of applying paint onto Sikaflex?
I have covered parts of my deck with Sikaflex 298 to create an even finish where old deck paint has flaked. The Sikaflex has gone on beautifully.
I have painted it with Dulux Weathershield containing aggregate to give a slip resistant finish. Looks great but the weathershield is refusing to go off, it dries very quickly but does not go hard.
I am looking for a primer or undercoat that I can apply to the Sikaflex before using the Weathershield.
Anyone done this to save me lots of trial and error sessions?

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[Althorne]

Go to Sika Industries site where you will find all application details for products.
Find marine and should solve ? problems.

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[LittleShip]

Dek
I have painted my boat with weathershield, as you stated it dries but take a long time to go hard, it is just the makup of weathershield in my case I wasent worried but it did take several weeks for it to harden. I.M.H.O it was worth the wait. If it is the Sikaflex that is causing the problem I cant advise didnt have that problem.

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[sailorman]

surely weather seal is a water based product ????

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[LittleShip]

Sailorman, That is the reason it takes so long to harden, or so I'm told but the finish is super??

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[sailorman]

being rich isnt all its cracked-up to be , belive me.
ive always wanted to be a "philanthropist"

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[LittleShip]

"The effort or inclination to increase the well-being of humankind, as by charitable aid or donations."

Well done, but as Iv'e never been rich, so I wouldn't mind trying it for a few years??/forums/images/icons/smile.gif

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