Epoxy Bottomcoat
YYZRC
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Anyone running this on their cruiser? Considering it for my 350. No need for anti fouling/ablative where I boat.
2008 350 EC on Georgian Bay
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I trailer store and hated looking at it. I removed all the soft paint and removed/filled the blisters.
The epoxy bottom paint required an epoxy primer. Extra step for maximum adhesion and requirement for the blister repair
Epoxy paint seems to eat your locally purchased hard ware store paint rollers and will leave bits of fiber in the finish so get good rollers if you're not going to spray.
If you don't already have bottom paint try not to use any as @raybo3 says. The vinylester gelcoat on rinkers is less susceptible to blisters than your cheaper/older boats that used polyester resin and gelcoat. Keep it clean and you'll have years of worry free service. I've not heard anyone on here mention having any blisters on any of the modern rinkers.