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Spanish, if you hang around here long enough you'll find that almost everyone here treats everyone else like family.. and I guess that's the magic of this place.. we ARE a family of boaters with a love for a particular type of hull. All opinions are respected, all advise is freely given, ...it's just a great place to hang. :clap: (Special thanks to RWilson2526 for inviting me here in the first place. I owe you a lot Rob!) |
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destroyer i completely agree with you this is one hell of a sight and im really starting to feel really comfortable in here i have learned alot from this forum and anything i can give back to it i will do it very gladly,Icouldnt wait to post these pics,realize that this is only the beginning of this project and i will be posting pics all the way through until I am finished.OK here are the pics(I AM NOWHERE NEAR FINISHED).Even where the bottom paint that is off i am still going to go over it again to get as much off as i possibly can(easy off).
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Welp finally got bottom paint of hull stripped(easy off and sanding)and done.Now gettin ready to work on fish boxes and coolers.I will never buy a boat with bottom paint again!!!!
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looks nice!
May I ask approximately how many hours this took you, and how many cans of oven-cleaner were required? [EDIT] and did you neutralize the oven cleaner with anything (like baking soda for example), or just wash it off with water? |
Looking good Spanish... Well done!!!!:clap:
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It took about 10 cans of easy off but it did not take off the last layer of bottom paint I had to sand that off,but the easy off did save me alot of sanding.Did nothing but wash it off,it does not harm gelcoat:beer:
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sorry about 15 hours
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