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Will Paint Remover Damage Gelcoat. It is perfect for use on boat gelcoats as it’s gel consistency means no drips, even on vertical surfaces. “the safest way to do this would be to use an orbital sander rather than an angle grinder as a grinder might gouge the surface and expose more bare laminate. There are circumstances where you can restore the gelcoat to its former glory by using a product such as marine polytrol. This begs the question, are you. Pbo paint and antifouling expert richard jerram replies: It is safe to use on virtually any surfaces including wood, plastic, metal and grp. I was going to just wait and let it all fall off, but it'll probably take years at this rate. I used regular paint stripper from home depot to strip some metalflake paint from the hull on my restore job and it didn't seem to. This includes the jabsco paint strippers. Yes, it usually works and works well, and since it is an alkali it will eventually soften or damage gelcoat and fiberglass if it is not. It works by penetrating deep into the. Most of the really alkaline materials can in time damage the gelcoat. Use a paint stripper for fiberglass, and follow instructions to minimize damage to gelcoat. Now their sketchy paint job is starting to flake off to reveal the original gelcoat.

Yes, it usually works and works well, and since it is an alkali it will eventually soften or damage gelcoat and fiberglass if it is not. I was going to just wait and let it all fall off, but it'll probably take years at this rate. I used regular paint stripper from home depot to strip some metalflake paint from the hull on my restore job and it didn't seem to. It works by penetrating deep into the. Now their sketchy paint job is starting to flake off to reveal the original gelcoat. It is safe to use on virtually any surfaces including wood, plastic, metal and grp. Pbo paint and antifouling expert richard jerram replies: It is perfect for use on boat gelcoats as it’s gel consistency means no drips, even on vertical surfaces. “the safest way to do this would be to use an orbital sander rather than an angle grinder as a grinder might gouge the surface and expose more bare laminate. Most of the really alkaline materials can in time damage the gelcoat.

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Will Paint Remover Damage Gelcoat Most of the really alkaline materials can in time damage the gelcoat. Use a paint stripper for fiberglass, and follow instructions to minimize damage to gelcoat. I used regular paint stripper from home depot to strip some metalflake paint from the hull on my restore job and it didn't seem to. I was going to just wait and let it all fall off, but it'll probably take years at this rate. There are circumstances where you can restore the gelcoat to its former glory by using a product such as marine polytrol. Now their sketchy paint job is starting to flake off to reveal the original gelcoat. This begs the question, are you. Yes, it usually works and works well, and since it is an alkali it will eventually soften or damage gelcoat and fiberglass if it is not. Pbo paint and antifouling expert richard jerram replies: It works by penetrating deep into the. Most of the really alkaline materials can in time damage the gelcoat. It is safe to use on virtually any surfaces including wood, plastic, metal and grp. It is perfect for use on boat gelcoats as it’s gel consistency means no drips, even on vertical surfaces. This includes the jabsco paint strippers. “the safest way to do this would be to use an orbital sander rather than an angle grinder as a grinder might gouge the surface and expose more bare laminate.