GA_Boater
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She says yep
Keep the lady happy, AD. She's a keeper!
Is she gonna help with the final 2 coats? Ply her with beer.
She says yep
Keep the lady happy, AD. She's a keeper!
Is she gonna help with the final 2 coats? Ply her with beer.![]()
The worst is over and you are closer to sharing celebratory libations with the Admiral.
Are you planning on finishing the jack pad areas on the trailer?
Alldodge, I had to strip 30+ years of bottom paint off my 1974 Hiliner Gypsy, Sanding that crap is brutal, so I went with regular "Kleen Strip" Paint stripper from Home Depot.
It worked pretty well, but depending on the multiple coats of paint, you may have to re-apply in the same spot more than once to get to the gelcoat.
Don't leave it on too long or it will soften the gelcoat, but after you remove it the gelcoat hardens again.
Its a messy job, but you'll be glad when its done.
The best paint I have found to use on the bottom is Top Secret Coating's Supermarine Revolution 1000, its one of the few paints that can be immersed in water with no problem and resistant ot abrasions such as beaching and trailering..