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Greetings,
I just took the hull (waterline down) of my Sea Ray 300 Weekender down to the gelcoat for a bottom job. The hull was supposed to have been stripped and painted last time, but all the yard did was sand the waterline down to make it look like they did the entire hull, and then just painted over the old bottom. As such, when I pulled the boat last week, I had 6 old bottom jobs to contend with. This time, I'm doing the bottom myself. I'm putting an epoxy barrier coat on the hull, before the ablative paint goes on. The question is, how many coats of the epoxy do I need? I've read anywhere from 2 to 6, so I'm shooting for 3, because the first coat went on fairly thick. Any advice would be appreciated........ |
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