Scott06
Admiral
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I have a 2004 Sea Ray 200 sport. I bought it six years ago, previous owner had applied black bottom paint as it was slip kept in brackish water. Boat was rarely used as it only had 38 hours on it, Knucklehead didn’t winterize it so I bought it as a handyman special.
The bottom paint looks to of been properly applied with primer maybe two topcoats thick and rough like under coating. I keep the boat on a freshwater lake in a hoist , so I have no need for bottom paint and don’t particularly care for the way it looks.
Is there any advantage to going through the cost and labor of removing it? Or am I just barking up the wrong tree and gonna waste my time and empty my wallet? Does the bottom paint significantly lower top speed?
The bottom paint looks to of been properly applied with primer maybe two topcoats thick and rough like under coating. I keep the boat on a freshwater lake in a hoist , so I have no need for bottom paint and don’t particularly care for the way it looks.
Is there any advantage to going through the cost and labor of removing it? Or am I just barking up the wrong tree and gonna waste my time and empty my wallet? Does the bottom paint significantly lower top speed?