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How Do You Remove Bottom Paint On Boats?

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How Do You Remove Bottom Paint On Boats?

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Wear and tear on the bottom of a boat can lead to a disappointing look, and potentially damage the protective coating of paint and gel coat that seals the material from the water. Removing bottom paint on a boat, whether you wish to apply a better coat of paint or to inspect the gelcoating, can be an arduous process, but will pay off in the end. Find out what material was used in forming the bottom of the boat. Certain methods work better with fiberglass as opposed to wood. Know your boat before you attempt any paint removal. Don safety gloves and goggles whenever working with power tools or chemical solutions. If you are using a sander, make sure you wear a mask as well. Use a sander if you are experienced with the tool. Attach a soft pad to the sander, but do not turn the sander on. Lay the pad flat on the surface and begin to move in circular motions as if the sander was active. Then activate the sander, on a low power at first. Having the sander already in motion and testing it lig

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