I owned a 1964
Bahamas Islander 24. You are definitely looking at
fiberglass.
Your first lesson is slow down and examines the problem. In your mind you want to peel back the onion. The picture of the overhead above the birth is your friend.
This is probably the 2nd latex
paint job and both took shortcuts in preparation. The uneven surface shows an area that should have been filled in or feathered.
If you want this to be the last time the
interior needs
paint, take your pictures to a well stocked
marine paint store. Also take samples of peeling paint.
Think in terms of preparation and application. Scrapping,
sanding, and roughing up any remaining latex. Proper humidity.
Applying
epoxy filler where needed. Apply primer. Apply
epoxy paint.
Quote for cost of materials.
Eyes on by an experienced
fiberglass marine repair pro and get a quote with you furnishing materials. Eyes on some of his
work. Pay him or do it yourself?
Last is timing. Is your
boat in the
water or
on the hard?
Good luck. You own a great sailboat.