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Keith
 
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They can form pretty fast in a poorly constructed boat. Here are some sites
that will tell you more than you ever wanted to know probably.

http://www.daviscoltd.com/nams/Docum...er_Report.html
http://www.yachtsurvey.com/blisters.htm
http://www.marinesurvey.com/yacht/BlisterRepairFail.htm
http://www.hotvac.com/
http://www.osmosisinfo.com/

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Keith
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Does anyone have a clue about how long it takes for hull
blisters to form? Has anyone heard of them forming on a
new boat in less than a year? I have always suspected
they take a good long while to form, but have nothing to
back that up.

your thoughts please.


Paul Oman
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