Removing bottom paint
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Originally posted by cuda
And the one I sandblasted was nasty! We started to scrape and sand, there ain't no way that was happening!
And the one I sandblasted was nasty! We started to scrape and sand, there ain't no way that was happening!
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Originally posted by rchevelle71
What do you mean "WE", I only see Debbie!!!!!!
What do you mean "WE", I only see Debbie!!!!!!
Note all the sand on the ground.
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Originally posted by rchevelle71
Mine is gettin there, got the transom done, of course I am cheap, so I am takin the scrapin, and sanding route, My labor is cheap!!!
Mine is gettin there, got the transom done, of course I am cheap, so I am takin the scrapin, and sanding route, My labor is cheap!!!
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Originally posted by open72
try west marine stores. they have a product to remove bottom paint. it's called peel away bottom paint stripper. looking at the catalog it says to apply and let it work for 2-24 hrs.no fumes , 1 gallon costs 60 $ and treats 50 square ft. on page 338 of the 04 catolog.
try west marine stores. they have a product to remove bottom paint. it's called peel away bottom paint stripper. looking at the catalog it says to apply and let it work for 2-24 hrs.no fumes , 1 gallon costs 60 $ and treats 50 square ft. on page 338 of the 04 catolog.
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Originally posted by Playn
I've started using the peel away with somewhat success. If there is a quicker way out there someone chime in please. I'm all in favor of not having to do this myself
I've started using the peel away with somewhat success. If there is a quicker way out there someone chime in please. I'm all in favor of not having to do this myself