DKnight
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The hull of my Moody 336 has been slurry blasted clean, if it was not for the paint manufactures at the Excel Boat show, I would just prime the bottom and slap some Antifoul on. However they all said that as I was so far I should consider epoxy coating the bottom. ( the only reason I had the bottom cleaned was because of the numerous layers of paint, and there is no sign of any osmosis.)
I am concerned about water entrapment, and have had the hull checked for moisture. Many values are low 3-6 but other areas by water tanks, keel, engine bearers are higher at 12-15 is this dangerously high, and what does it relate to? What misture reading would be regarded as suitable for epoxy coating?
Certainly I can get some heat onboard and ventilate under the floor boards etc. but am I going to achive a low enough reading with a month or so, particularly in the area of the engine bearers?
Your opinions and advice appreciated
D>K
I am concerned about water entrapment, and have had the hull checked for moisture. Many values are low 3-6 but other areas by water tanks, keel, engine bearers are higher at 12-15 is this dangerously high, and what does it relate to? What misture reading would be regarded as suitable for epoxy coating?
Certainly I can get some heat onboard and ventilate under the floor boards etc. but am I going to achive a low enough reading with a month or so, particularly in the area of the engine bearers?
Your opinions and advice appreciated
D>K