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Ron
There are two basic ways to deal with blisters. One if they
are confined to specific areas, sand off the tops, fill them, and bottom paint
over them. Two, Take all the gel coat off with a disc grinder, and 12 grit resin
discs. Put one coat of interlux 2000 epoxy, and fair with fairing compound. Put
two more coats of first coat on the bottom, and finish with two coats of the
finish coat. You can apply the epoxy with a paint roller, and finish with a
foam brush to smooth. I have done several of these, and find the interlux system
the easiest to use. You need to have the hull dry, which may involve hauling
your boat, and drying it under a well ventilated tarp for a month or
more. You can call me at 360 445 2814, if you have questions.
Gene Adams
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