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Last time I hauled my boat I wanted to spray it, but the yard wouldn't allow
it (environ regs or some such crap), so I rolled. (It's ok for them to spray, but not for individual customers). In comparison, it does look like sh*t. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Joe" wrote in message oups.com... katysails wrote: Since it's sunny out, and the temps are going up near 60F, we're going to do the great annual untarping ritual today and start some clean-up. I have to paint the waterline this year...when they re-did the bottom 3 years ago, they made a mess of it...opinions: roll or brush? Bush if you must, spray if you can. All plastic boats look like crap with brushed on coatings IMO. Rolling on is not a good ideal. Glad to hear the deep freeze is giving you a break. I'm going to use Petit...I used that on the Butterfly and it looks great except where we still haven't sanded down the huge patch from being holed...) What! did bob sail your butterfly? Still have to get a couple cans of VC-17 to augment the cans we have...2 coats of varnish on the sole and a few more to go....and have to get that main cover ordered...all of a sudden we're getting the feeling that we're coming down to the wire and there's much to be done. Better get busy before the frost sets in again. Joe -- katysails s/v Chanteuse Kirie Elite 32 "Women and cats will do as they please..." (Heinlein)...and we don't really care what the men and dogs think....(katy) |
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