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Re: Newb Aluminum restore question
its a little too late for that. I have already removed most of the paint from the bottom of the hull using a 100 grit orbital sander. I hope I didn't bite off more than I can chew.
This is where I'm at thus far:
Hey all,
So what's the best way to remove paint on a aluminum boat? Also, is Gluvit just used on the inside of the boat or could you use it on the outside as well.
Thanks
Re: Sea scamp restoration
Re: Sea scamp restoration
So i thought I world add some pics to help give you all some idea of what I'm working with. Here's a couple of pics of what I started out with:
Here's what it looked like stripped of the seats and most of the hardware:
And here's what I've...
Hey all I'm working on a sea scamp 12' and need a little help. I would like to put a new coat of paint on it, so I started sanding it with an orbital sander using primarily 100 grit discs. My question is is that the best way to remove the current paint that's on there?
