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Old 17-07-2023, 07:41   #1
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No gelcoat under waterline
Hello
I have an 1981 sailboat(Jeanneau)
That had an osmosis treatment 8 years ago.(not on my ownership)
During the treatment, all the gelcoat was sanded off all the way until the fiberglass, and after the hull was dry enough, they applied west system epoxy with out gel coating.
Now im on the dry dock after sanding old antifouling and I noticed there is no gel coat.
Can i just make 2 layers of epoxy primer and filler and then antifouling, or i must sand it all to the fiberglass and make gelcoat?
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