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From: SnJ - (no email)
Date: Mon Oct 01 2001 - 15:07:39 EDT
Interesting question. I am looking for an easy way (dream on huh?) of
removing a number of layers of Micron CSC without damaging the Interprotect
barrier boat.
I've noticed an advertisement in a local mag concerning "environmetnally
friendly" bottom blasting. Somebody once told me they use some
environmentally neutral product (baking soda) to blast off the paint. I
don't know if it would damage the barrier coat or not though (anybody?).
I'd be interested to hear of any experience others have had in removing
ablative paint without damaging barrier coat. Especially Micron CSC.
Thanks folks!
>From: Gene Gruender <>
>To: liveaboard list <>
>Subject: lv-ab: sander for bottom paint?
>Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2001 11:52:54 -0400
>
>It's been 6 years, so it's time to repaint the bottom on Rainbow Chaser.
>(You don't want to overdo these things!)
>
>I'm curious what sanders you've found to be good for this? A fast one will
>generate too much heat and just gum up the paper with paint, but I don't
>know of a slow one to do it with.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>Gene Gruender
>Rainbow Chaser
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