[Public-List] Removing antifouling paint

[dave bogdas]

Bill, I've had good results with Dumond Chemicals' Peel Away. I purchased  5 gallon pails at the local Sherwin Williams store for a fraction of the "marine version" sold at West Marine, etc.Be sure to follow the manufacturers instructions. The fact that the product is covered in a moisture retaining plastic makes cleanup a snap. Check out their website. Good luck.
 Dave Bogdas, Full Measure, 292                                                                    
> From: newman423 at sympatico.ca
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> Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2009 09:15:48 -0500
> Subject: [Public-List] Removing antifouling paint
> 
> I have a fairly ugly build up of Fibreglass Bottomcoat on #233 that I would like to remove this spring. The alternatives seem to be sanding, very unpleasant, unhealthy and messy. Also Interlux stripper, fairly expensive at about $80.00 per 4 litre can as well as soda blasting, expensive, messy and hard to find a location to do the blasting. I have also been told from a not especially reliable source that there are some effective home made removers available.
> 
> Doe anyone have any informed opinions about this? Any suggestions will be welcome.
> 
> Bill Newman
> Marion Rose III
> #233
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