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Soda Blasting bottom paint
Well the soon to be new to me 1987 Carver 3207 passed is survey and
mechanical inspection. I knew going in that I am going to have to strip the multiple layers of chipped up bottom paint when the boat comes out of the water for the season. I tried the plastic putty knife when the boat was hauled for the survey and I don't think that's going to work. So the options are sanding or using chemical strippers... however, I have been reading and hearing about soda blasting - a high pressure water blaster with a sandblaster type attachment using baking soda as the media. Supposedly baking soda is much softer than sand and it won't cut the gelcoat. Has anyone heard about this or had any experience with this? Thanks. -Dan Olstad |
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