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Myself I like to remove all bottom paint including the barrier coats. 1
coat of Dow's Ends all Rust to stop microscopic scale, 2 fresh coats of epoxy barrier min, applied on a very DRY(under 25% humidity) and hopefully warm days. A full day of curing on the last coat of epoxy, then fresh coats 2-3 rolled on, not sprayed ablatives. On steel I do not use a copper based antifoulants. We are planning on pulling in may-june. The current bottomjob is 3 years old, the longest I've ever gone. Plus I have some new underwater lighting I plan on installing on the keel, new knot meter, new forward looking sonar and zincs, and removing old generator underwater exhaust pipe. Joe |
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