I'm about 80% finished w/ a total refurb and conversion to CC on a 1985 Mckee Craft Hull. Boat now looks great above the waterline, but it had been painted (2x) w/ what appears to be ablative bottom paint(s). I have pressure washed the majority of the bottom, but now looking at sanding and re-painting.
This boat will be 100% trailered and used in salt... I don't have the $$$ to wetslip. So my thought is that I don't need an anti-fouling paint, as the longest I could forsee the hull in the water is 2-3 days on a Marsh-Rat campin trip or so...
Have looked at:
Petit Vivid
Interlux VC Epoxy (avail white only)
Bluewater Marine KOLOR? BRIGHT COLOR BOTTOM PAINT
as options....
Anybody out there have an opinion as what to use on a trailered, saltwater-use boat that has been previously painted w/ ablative paint?? I would like to use a color ie admiral green or such...perhaps there is a Rustoleum, Sherwin Williams or other namebrand epoxy out there?? And yes, I would prefer to roll on a 2-part paint...
See my restoration at: www.deviljohn.net
thanks in adavance
This boat will be 100% trailered and used in salt... I don't have the $$$ to wetslip. So my thought is that I don't need an anti-fouling paint, as the longest I could forsee the hull in the water is 2-3 days on a Marsh-Rat campin trip or so...
Have looked at:
Petit Vivid
Interlux VC Epoxy (avail white only)
Bluewater Marine KOLOR? BRIGHT COLOR BOTTOM PAINT
as options....
Anybody out there have an opinion as what to use on a trailered, saltwater-use boat that has been previously painted w/ ablative paint?? I would like to use a color ie admiral green or such...perhaps there is a Rustoleum, Sherwin Williams or other namebrand epoxy out there?? And yes, I would prefer to roll on a 2-part paint...
See my restoration at: www.deviljohn.net
thanks in adavance