Removing paint over gelcoat using paint remover ( Part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Guys here is a video of me removing paint from a gelcoat boat. Keep in mind this should always be tested before any actual work is done. it's a long video but I think if you need to remove paint from your fiberglass gelcoat boat it should be helpful.
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Good topic with excellent example to work on. The video would be 1000% better with more work and less erroneous comments. The wire brush was pretty cringe worthy.
You’re hilarious man. Really enjoyed this.
Excellent video. Watched the whole thing. I acquired the old gel-coated fiberglass bench seats from a local bowling alley. Sometime in the 80's they decided to paint them a neutral modern color, covering the vintage 40's/50's blue. I've been looking into ways of removing the paint without damaging the gelcoat and have tried a professional media-blasting service to test with plastic particulates but it damaged the test area. This looks like a way to do it without damaging the gelcoat but still seems time-consuming and I'm not terribly fond of the chemicals. I will do more research and share what I come up with. Great job!
Have you found anything ?
@@xhulianomurati5154 Not yet.
@@warvetbill3450 I did it today I used body car paint remover and it worked great strong to the paint and no damage to the gel coat.
@@xhulianomurati5154 Could you please share the name and brand or a link?
"I would rather throw it away than give it to someone"
Absolutely can't stand people with that attitude.
Iv tryed that whats works for me it just to wet sand it all off and that rub rail gotta come off for a even finish because your going to have to re gelcoat some spots but your going it bro 👍👍👍
Yeah it's a mission to say the least.
Alfred,as a semi pro detailer lol,tape off the boat too help with runoff and less clean up,also get some beerz and Carne Asada invite your homies too come help,a 3 man team can knock that out in couple of days.would love too help but I'm on the other coast. ..good luck can wait too see the final results,,curious why not just wrap it.
The entire job was recently done.You can see it in my latest videos list.I almost gave birth doing the entire boat in the hot Miami sun.
Alfred Montaner haha,that Florida sunshine and humidity can be tuff,,yes seen part 2,looks awsome.That your new boat.
Love your fishing vids I hope some day too move out there just too fish and enjoy the water.gets too ruff hear in California.
Mark Siegel you know I wouldn't buy a sinkable boat. That's for a client of mine who I had done a retube job on his Nautica. I'm doing this regular boat and then going back to ribs once I'm done.
When he used the hdx brush on the gelcoat... 😵💫😬 thanks for a useful video though!
Sweet
It's been a Bi-ch ! Very tedious work
Alfred, first of I love your channel. Thinking about trying to do a west coast version of Chit Show lol. Anyways, I'm wanting to remove the anti fouling paint from the bottom of my skiff and doing gel coat for a smoother finish. Is there any advice or information that you can provide me for doing this? Ie; preparation, what products to use. Anything will help me please? Also can you high five Fred for me next time you see him. Gracias bro.
Use oxalis acid to remove the yellowing
Thank you
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Alfred,
What Noviurania hull is that? Mx450?
Can you use aceton on an inflateble boat?
We mix acetone and toluene all the time. always do a small test in the underlying area to make sure everything is okay. Darker colors usually have some discoloring sometimes
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🦘🦘🦘🦘 ... I found this GREAT IDEA on another site & want to share it if anyone has this same problem & how to fix it. I had a terracotta pot with a wonderful indented fancy pattern etched into it when it was made, around the top & bottom sections of the sides of the pot. It had been well painted with thick black paint then sprayed over with a tough shiny, hard, silver paint over the black, but ONLY on one side of the pot!! I wanted to strip the paint to return it to pure terracotta again & fully preserve the pattern. ................ I read that full strength 🌿🦘EUCALYPTUS OIL🦘🌿 dissolves paint. I found a 50ml bottle in my cupboard & used an old toothbrush to brush in & massage into the paint: small amounts of pure Euc oil. I let it work into the paint, scrubbing it in. Soon the top silver layer dissolved away so I dripped on more oil & used old tooth brush to scrub into the black paint within the intricate etched pattern. Soon the black paint turned to tar like substance as it softened & mixed with Euc oil. I used a small wire brush & a few squirts of WD40 to scrub away the softened tar like thick black paint. WD40 will not work by itself on paint, only use to remove the tar like paint after Euc oil works. It does not take a lot of Euc Oil, use sparingly drop by drop. Clean brushes of build up if needed, with turpentine or WD40 & rub with old rag. Worked well. Used an angle grinder scrub pad on large smooth portion of pot. Wiped it with a good smear of Euc oil & left to soften, then used angle grinder with pad & it came off in one buzz. Cheers.