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Aluminium Pontoon Boat Questions
What would be the basy method for removal of bottom paint with remnants of barnacles on it? The barnacles have been scraped off leaving part where they were attached. The owner would like the barrier coat or primer whichever it is to stay on the boat. It is a yellowish green in color.
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Re: Aluminium Pontoon Boat Questions
This must be a new word meaning best-easy. It is so new, I couldn't find a definition online
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Re: Aluminium Pontoon Boat Questions
Bruce I have come across some baricles that were stuck to bottom paint. They are on there pretty good most of the time. A barrrier coat is fairly strong primer not as strong. I think whatever force you need to rid the barnicles might eliminate the coating too. I would tell them you can just try it and see. Would they want you to continue if it meant some bare spots or will you have to stop and be a complete waist of time? That's the question.
Thanks for the referal Bruce. I did the job on Friday. I have to hope he sends a check. He sounded quite nice I'm not too concerened. He really got hosed by the guy who painted it. They said they were putting a barrier coat and primer and bottom paint. What he did was no prep work, it was glossy smooth still. No primer, and a hard paint as apposed to an ablative bottom paint . The barrier coat is only for boats with blisters so that would have been the wrong thing to do any way.
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Re: Aluminium Pontoon Boat Questions
Bruce, did you take the job?
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Re: Aluminium Pontoon Boat Questions
I have a 60' Yacht, aluminum Haul.
The guy wants to take off paint and leave the primer Told him that I didn't think it would work. Even with soda I have had no luck just leaving the primer, it comes out spotty looking. I think he will still have to sand and reprime, I thought glass down to the metal, leave a profile and re-prime new? For what he is trying to save it material he will spend it labor and material any way.
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Re: Aluminium Pontoon Boat Questions
Sounds like the right idea Jim. I think you could work so much quicker if you dsidn't have to be carefull that you charge him a bit less and he will be better off.
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Re: Aluminium Pontoon Boat Questions
Bruce, how about an update?
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