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![]() The previous owner of my boat bottom painted it while on blocks. Apparently there was no effort to prep and paint the areas under the blocks at the back corners and center keel. The last 2 years I have tried to remove as much barnacle crap off the 3 spots and paint over resulting in new barnacle growth both years. Any recommendations on how to remove the barnacle growth with out damaging the gel coat, and what to do about prepping so the bottom paint will stick?
Thanks!
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The Bacon Strip 16' Sea Nymph Tiller Gustard Wood Tidewater 216 |
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![]() U gotta sand that baby with 80 grit scotty if it's that bad u can soda blast it we had to do barrys boat we used a sandblaster just filled it with bakin soda we got the contramption if you need it buddy
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17’ Smokercraft 16’ Ca June Kingfisher Driftboat 50"(JETSLED) Rvta member Knee Deep member Mike K Guide Service (owner) https://www.facebook.com/MikeKGuideService/ (908 642-5423 |
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![]() If you do sand or down to the gelcoat you will need to barrier seal before bottom painting. You want to protect those areas from wicking water.
Last year was one of the worst for barnicals due to the lack of rain and high temps here in NJ. Good luck with your project.
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Bill Scott |
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