painting bottom?
#2
If it was me , I'd put the boat on two 8' long 4X4's (or something else appropriate) standing on cinder blocks. That way you can roll it on one side at a time . Seems that unless the boat is hanging by lifting eyes you will only be able to do one side at a time .
#3
You can block it on a side, paint one side to the keel then block it on it's other side and blend it along the keel. Or drain everything and roll the boat over.
I aasume your spraying the Awlcraft and you want a nice shiney finish and your not talking about antifouling "bottom paint"
I aasume your spraying the Awlcraft and you want a nice shiney finish and your not talking about antifouling "bottom paint"
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How big is this boat and what facilities do you have access to? I have always had the bow lifted on a stand( which was moved to paint and quickly placed back under with 1/2inch off the stand and the rear was chocked as far back as possible (stop painting a foot away from the stands) and wasn't painted until the next day when the chocks were moved forward so it could be blended. The AwlCraft is good for that.
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