Thru Hull Speedo

[reelapeelin]

Originally Posted by Destroyer

I've never had a problem with it Reel... but truthfully I've only done 2 boats with it... you might want to do a small test area first... (always a good idea with any chemicals).. look for a yellow can with black writing in the paint section of HD. Actually, if you're going to do a test, they sell it in smaller cans than 1 gallon.. you might want to get a small one for a test before investing in a gallon size.

Headed over to HD shortly...I've got the suit & tarp...need a couple of masks and gloves...thanks, everybody for the tips and all the safety advise!!

[spareparts]

putty knives work real good, take it easy, let the stripper do the work, do small areas at a time(couple of square feet), try not to let the stripper dry on the boat, use paint thinner with steel wool to get the last bit off. Pull plastic under the hull to let the crap fall off on to it.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by spareparts

putty knives work real good, take it easy, let the stripper do the work, do small areas at a time(couple of square feet), try not to let the stripper dry on the boat, use paint thinner with steel wool to get the last bit off. Pull plastic under the hull to let the crap fall off on to it.

X2....They make plastic putty knives that hold up pretty well... less chance of scratching the hull, and stock the cooler with ice & beer for when the job is done

[Destroyer]

one word.... GOGGLES