Bottom Paint...101.....again

Papillon

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C Dory Year
1993
C Dory Model
22 Angler
Hull Identification Number
DOR22627I293
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Papillon
My buddy Jim (jennykatz) decided to save a few bucks and bottom paint his 06 CC23 today. Total paint used was 3 quarts....2 for the boat and 1 for Jim.
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Good to see that he will not have to worry about being seen in public while sporting a layer of unsightly algae or barnacles. It is not how you dress but how you accessorize.
 
Good luck scrubbing the paint off the back of his arms :shock:

I practically need a power sander the days when my paint suit rips for whatever reason.
 
In actuallity we used less then 1 gallon took about 3 hours with Mikes help he was management I was labor . It gets harder and harder to fit under a trailer as one gets older .The Paint was on sale $95 a gallon , paint supplies $35 It sure beats paying $ 500-1200 at a boat yard . Since Mike is moving I will be loosing my happy home (moorage at Mike's)So I want to get all the maintenance done before he leaves .
 
Good for you Jim... those gloves were a real good idea.

Did you have to pressure wash first and did you put an ablative paint on top an ablative paint?
 
Remind me to donate a Tyvek suit to you all! Also maybe a sheet of plastic for the yard and drive!

Looks great!
 
Jim-

Don't worry!

It will wear off just before the Seattle Boat Show/C-Brat Get Together

NEXT JANUARY!

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Joe. (BTDT) :lol: :thup
 
Yes Russ we used a pressure washer first and then bought West marines CPP ablative paint it was also on sale for $89.95 plus tx the whole job was less then $130 .Dr Bob threw away the shirt and pants and pressure washed the drive no worries Jim
 
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