: Hi All;

: Well, I got the dreaded fishey on my 3rd fill coat on the deck. This is my
: 6th epoxy fill coat on the hull and now the deck, and I never had a trace
: of it before. I believe it was the high humidity, and maybe a screwup on
: my part, by only waiting an hour after washing and drying the deck in high
: humidity conditions. It wasn't amine blush, in that the deck was fully
: sanded and then scrubbed with soap and water using a scotch-brite pad. Has
: anyone heard of, or encountered epoxy fisheye with high humidity? Any
: other ideas, for that matter?

: I relate this mini-disaster because of all the work required to remove it:
: Essentially the entire coat has to be sanded off to get back to a level,
: ready for recoat surface. I hope this post saves someone from the extra
: work. My deck is back after 3+ hours sanding, and if there is an upside,
: it has never been quite this smooth . . . ;-)

: Best Regards, Spidey

Spidey, Not sure why you got the fisheye but why would you sand off the entire fill coat for one blem? I would scrape-sand the fisheye and micro fill that area till level.

Larry C.