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I hate standard bottom paint! In this video I removed the bottom paint on our 1991 Corsair F27 Trimaran and used two methods. I strictly sanded the main hull, and I used a chemical stripper on the amas. What did I think was the better method? Well, it’s complicated. That’s kind of like asking what’s better, a poop sandwich or a turd burrito? Both jobs suck because there’s one constant, the poisonous, messy bottom paint.
In all reality both methods had their pros and cons. I think if the bottom paint were thicker the stripper method would prove better, but since there wasn’t that much bottom paint on our boat, I think strictly sanding was better in this situation.
What do you think? Leave a comment below.
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