In article .com,
"Skip Gundlach" wrote:
The plot thickens (like epoxy in hot weather)...
Our boat is covered in poorly repaired blisters.
Dang! It's always something, isn't it?
I'd review http://yachtsurvey.com/blisters.htm (again) before you
continue. Our 35 year-old non-epoxy is still fine, and epoxy has serious
drawbacks.
Because you already have a reveal coat, I'd stick with the current
color. No need to get confused whether a patch is the first or second
red layer.
And don't scuff for adhesion -- since there's not much to be had, it IS
intended to be ablative and the fresh coat will chemically etch and bond
-- but only slightly for roughness. No need to remove stuff that's still
good.
--
Jere Lull
Xan-a-Deux ('73 Tanzer 28 #4 out of Tolchester, MD)
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