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![]() Don't sand thru the gelcoat if you don't have to, Chuck. Fiberglass isn't waterproof without it. Patch the ground out blisters with Marine Tex or other waterproofing filler. JIMinFL wrote in message ups.com... I had a batch of chine blisters that I dealt with two or three bottom paint jobs ago. Just sanded them flat, let them dry for a few hours, faired them out, and slapped on the bottom paint. Cost was less than $100. I fully expect to see those same blisters back again some day (but maybe not)........and if I do I'll spend another $100 to deal with them. That's much better than spending $10,000 or $20,000 or maybe more to deal with them and *still* having them reappear in the future. |
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