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Old 08-23-2012, 04:28 PM
Islandtrader Islandtrader is offline
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Originally Posted by blindmullet View Post
There are not any "paints" that are recommended below the water line for more than a week or so.
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Originally Posted by Bigshrimpin View Post
I just put this to the test on my 23. I left the boat on a mooring for 5 weeks no problems up until somewhere b/w week 4 and 5. There are 3 areas where I lost sheets of imron paint . . . about a 12" section and 2 6" sections. I was going to bottom paint the boat anyway for next year . . . just in case you were wondering what happens when you leave imron in the water below the waterline : )
Thanks for the input...bigshrimpin

mullet...not looking to leave the boat in the water for weeks at a time...but if you went to the Bahamas for a week I would not want the paint to soften or flake off like shrimpin mentioned. So that was the reason for the question. Alot of good feedback.
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