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I am respraying the topside of my coastal 2800. It was rolled with west marine topside paint. I have been sanding through it with 40 grit. Does anyone know of any chemical stripper that will get me through this stuff?
Like many surfaces that require prep, it's not just whether Durabak will adhere to your paint it's whether the paint (covered w/ Durabak) will remain stuck to the boat......
You want to prep the boat for Durabak, and unless you want Durabak stuck to paint, that may or may not remain stuck to the boat, you need to remove the paint.
I am respraying the topside of my coastal 2800. It was rolled with west marine topside paint. I have been sanding through it with 40 grit. Does anyone know of any chemical stripper that will get me through this stuff?