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I'm right up the bay in Clear Lake. I used ablative paint once, and it works
OK as long as you either scrub the bottom or quick-haul the boat
occasionally (maybe every 6-12 months) to clean it. I now use a hard bottom
paint, Petit Trinidad, and get 3+ years out of it. Every time I quick haul
the boat, the bottom is spotless. Like anything, it'll work just as well as
the quality of the paint and the application.
Keith
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There are three simple rules for making a smooth return to your slip.
Unfortunately no one knows what they are.
----- Original Message -----
From: "George Pepper" <>
To: "Trawlers & Trawlering" <>
This my first
> saltwater boat, and I hope some of you pros can give me some tips on what
> to
> expect and demand with the new bottom job. She will be berthed in
> Galveston,
> Texas if that matters.
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