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I cleaned the bilge of my sailboat with joy dishwashing liquid,warm
water, a stiff brush and plenty of elbow grease. Then I painted it with Glidden white latex enamel paint. I tested a small area first to be sure it would stick. It has worked great. This was simple, safe, and inexpensive and it dried quickly. Unlike another poster's suggestion, I used white because I wanted it to reflect as much light as possible when I am looking around under there on a dark night. Ilv2sl wrote: While we have our 35' glass sloop, out of the water, I want to paint the bilge, and have a few questions: What is best to clean the bilge with? The bilge has had oil, in it at times, and has a lot of stains. Many areas of the full keel are only reached by brush. What paint is the best to use? I have never applied Gel Coat. IT this an option? Any ideas would be great to hear. Thanks |
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