Very unfair, Larry. But, there's probably no way you could know. If
you saw my boat, you'd know that I've spent all my life around working
boats and am hardly a spit and polish kind of guy. Take a look
through my web site to see how far I will go to save a buck

This is bottom paint, up to the waterline only. It wouldn't have been
my first choice but extensive research by the yard last year turned up
the fact that it was the only kind that would go over the old paint
without a two and a half grand stripping job.

The reason for my question is to see if I can save $150 bucks this
year by not having the yard sand it, something I would do myself
except for my wrist problems. I can put my kids or friends to work
with wet Scotch Brite and buckets of water without the yard getting a
$50,000 fine if the EPA shows up.

I think I'm showing off my frugality and, in boating terms, relative
poverty.

--

Roger Long



"Larry" wrote in message
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"Roger Long" wrote in news:gHg0g.14$LG.0
@twister.nyroc.rr.com:

Interlux

Boaters with money just can't help themselves. They gotta show it
off....

Everyone who can afford multiple coats of Interlux covering the
whole hull
raise their hands to be recognized....

How much is a gallon in Maine, Roger?