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Old 05-30-2021, 06:40 PM   #10
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Saltwater bottom paints demand care when removing.

Some bottom paints have been outlawed worldwide due to poisonous effects. Removal-residue should be collected as hazardous waste, especially where it could enter the Winnipesaukee Basin.

As member Descant suggested, one or two coats of white color is safest, easiest, and might smooth it out.
not sure where boat originated, I bought it from 3rd owner who lived on he Cape (3 years) used in salt for 2 unused last year. Bottom paint was applied then looks to be done with brush? It is wearing off in places and I have read it will eventually wear off, but how long and as you said it ends up in the lake. Like I said Im not opposed to the work it takes to remove and buff back to the original gel coat.
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