Applying Gel Coat To Faux Marble

Be sure not to use foam rollers as they tend to leave bubbles.

Applying gel coat to faux marble.

For applying your gelcoat you can either roll the gelcoat on like paint or you can spray it on. We also sell a brushable gelcoat that can be applied with a brush. While faux marble is not porous the way natural marble is it can stain and scratch if proper maintenance is not followed. It is best not to use scouring powders or abrasives on cultured marble s gel coat as finish can be scratched can worn away.

Boats jet skis and other items have gel coat and often need repairs. It is made of marble dust held together with a resin and it typically comes with a gel coat to give it a high shine. If you decide to roll on the gelcoat be sure to use a solvent resistant 1 8 or nap. Cultured marble vanities are easy to clean and offer the appearance of more expensive stone.

Use a soft cotton cloth to. The color and texture of the product go straight through from one side to the next with the top sealed in a gel coat for a highly polished finish. Use a clean cloth and. Another option is to check with a local boat and marine supply store.

If you use abrasive cleaners however you can scratch the shiny gel coat surface of the cultured marble. Normal use hard water and even toothpaste can break down this gel coat requiring the cultured stone to be resealed with a new gel coat. This gel coat helps to protect the cultured marble from staining or etching. Spray window cleaner onto the cultured marble to clean it and remove any residues or debris on the surface.