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Current boat was bottom painted by prior owner, when I purchased 3 years ago. Blue bottom ! FYI... Boat came from ocean.
Apparently, the paint was improperly applied by previous owner, because it has been chalking since I took ownership. What I mean by 'chalking' is that the paint surface will rub off when touched. Has anyone heard of this happening before? In the Spring, I want to completely remove this old paint. Is there an easier way to remove, other than 'sanding' to remove? I thought there was a chemical liquid product, which could be painted on, then hosed off? Thanks for your feedback ! |
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