removing antifouling

[polarity]

Re: TBT

Have you seen www.removall.com ? can't claim to have tried it but the Uk distributor was very helpfull. His site here: www.bcaviation.co.uk If its only half as good as the pics you are on a winner!

PAul

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[pandroid]

I agree. I've stripped a 28ft boat twice. The first time took me and SWMBO 3 months of weekends with a scraper. Interstrip was useless. The second time took about 3 weeks but there was less antifoul. Its horrible, boring, backbreaking work. (One other thing about Twisters is that they have much less 'upside down' hull - that lovely wineglass shape is lot easier to paint and scrape....)

I watched a professional from Fox's do a boat in 2 hours. He used an electric (or air) rotary sander with carbide sheets, but he had the full zoot suit on 'cos of the dust.

Give 'em the money....

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[jurjen]

You could try the Perago blaster, see e.g.:

http://www.ibix.no/PDF/Perago blaster brochure.pdf

You can buy a single one or a triple one for large surfaces. I recently bought one and I haven't used it yet, but it looks promising!




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[schilde]

Removall 610

Has anyone tried this stuff, or does anyone know anyone who has? It sounds much nicer than interstrip or dilunett.

I am part way through the horrid job, have been using dilunett which makes it easier to scrape, but still hard work.

I'll put this on the front page too.

Steve

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