Will Paint Remover Damage Gelcoat at Michael Toth blog

Will Paint Remover Damage Gelcoat. It is perfect for use on boat. Some of the citrus based. The only way to remove the paint without damaging the gelcoat is to walnut shell/soda blast or a very subtle composite blast. Most of the really alkaline materials can in time damage the gelcoat. It worked well with no ill effects to the surface. Iirc @alan de enfield used a paint stripper to remove thw old. It's tricky to use any chemical stripper on glass. But that is best done by a pro. Both peel away and west marine marinestrip note, however, that the potential for gelcoat damage exists and that tests on small. 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. Chance of it damaging the gell and resin too if left on too long. I have used citristrip paint remover from the hardware store on my boat. This includes the jabsco paint strippers. Is there a paint stripper i can buy that'll take off the paint, but not damage the gelcoat under the paint?

It's tricky to use any chemical stripper on glass. It worked well with no ill effects to the surface. Chance of it damaging the gell and resin too if left on too long. But that is best done by a pro. 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. Iirc @alan de enfield used a paint stripper to remove thw old. The only way to remove the paint without damaging the gelcoat is to walnut shell/soda blast or a very subtle composite blast. It is perfect for use on boat. Both peel away and west marine marinestrip note, however, that the potential for gelcoat damage exists and that tests on small. I have used citristrip paint remover from the hardware store on my boat.

Can You Paint Over a Boat's Gelcoat?

Will Paint Remover Damage Gelcoat Chance of it damaging the gell and resin too if left on too long. Iirc @alan de enfield used a paint stripper to remove thw old. I have used citristrip paint remover from the hardware store on my boat. But that is best done by a pro. It is perfect for use on boat. Is there a paint stripper i can buy that'll take off the paint, but not damage the gelcoat under the paint? Chance of it damaging the gell and resin too if left on too long. Most of the really alkaline materials can in time damage the gelcoat. The only way to remove the paint without damaging the gelcoat is to walnut shell/soda blast or a very subtle composite blast. It's tricky to use any chemical stripper on glass. This includes the jabsco paint strippers. Some of the citrus based. It worked well with no ill effects to the surface. Both peel away and west marine marinestrip note, however, that the potential for gelcoat damage exists and that tests on small. 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.