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Often a boat hasn't had an ablative type paint on it and there are so many layers it is weight, roughness and the inability to get new paint to hold on that causes people to blast or grind down...

Do you mean a hard or modified epoxy paint? Ablatives (sloughing) paint wear off with use. The modified epoxy's usually don't. In the hard paints it's the biocide, not the paint itself that usually wears away. We've had to strip 3 boats with modified epoxy because of the paint build up with the symptoms that you mentioned. :)
 
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Sand blasted her bottom to fix a couple of spots and make sure there weren't any others hiding. Think it was $50 per hour plus the sand, less than $500. :D


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Ted
Made a mistake on the price and wanted to clarify. The marina charged $150 per hour plus sand. Still a great price.

Ted
 

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