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I have sanded my 1980 30 foot Trojan down to gel coat on the bottom.
I am trying to decide which route I should go for bottom protection. I would like to two part epoxy seal the bottom to protect it from blisters (I dont have blisters now) and then with some sort of bottom paint. I have read about larger boats gaining 2 or 3 knots simply by using a particular bottom paint. My boat is moored in fresh water 90 percent of the year and may only spend a week or two in the salt. Idealy I would like to it bare gel coat but I am worried about osmosis. Any input would be mauch appreciated. Thank you -- Posted at author's request, using http://www.BoatingForumz.com interface Articles individually verified to usenet standards. Visit URL to contact author/report abuse Thread archive: http://www.BoatingForumz.com/Bottom-...pict95221.html |
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