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Old 03-25-2011, 06:31 AM
thegoggleeye thegoggleeye is offline
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Default Re: painting hull

ok. just my two cents. first off securing ownership of a boat is the first step to painting a boat. besides that, the waterline up front looks to high, unless there is an inprefection with the boat or its weight distribution. the only way to tell is to take the boat and leave it in the water for about a week. making sure it doesn't fill with water you can pull it out and the visible scum line will show you where the bottom paint needs to be. if the line needs lowered you can take the bottom paint down with a sander to the gelcoat or paint underneath. if you listen to one thing i say let it be this: if you have no experience painting marine hulls with marine paint, find a friend that is experienced in the craft who is dedicated to helping and teaching you, hire a professional to do the job or let it be. (this aint rolling home depot paint on ur house)
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