There are a few difent brands that you can buy for PWC's or small boats that will work fine for your needs, some are almost afordable you amy want to look online I think I saw these on a earlier c27 thread.
> Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 12:05:48 -0500> To: [email protected]> > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: catalina27-talk: dinghy bottom paint> > In > an earlier thread, I pondered whether to build a floating berth > for my > dinghy -- which must be stored in the water at my Chesapeake > Bay marina -- > in order to hold down crud growth on the bottom. The > best advice and > easiest solution seemed to be to slap on some > anti-fouling paint. Here's > the rub: the hull is made of polyethylene. > (The dinghy is a Water Tender > 9.4 made by Johnson Outdoors). A > salesman at my local West Marine suggested > using a bottom paint > designed for inflatables (I forget the brand he showed > me), which > seemed to make sense. Before purchasing, I thought I'd check > with the > manufacturer. Over the phone, a Johnson customer service rep, > > sounding rather tentative, said no paint will stick to the > polyethylene > hull. She probably is right, but since she sounded > uncertain, I thought I'd > check with the real experts. Anyone out > there have any experience in > painting a polyethylene hull (or trying)?> > Thanks, as always, for your > insight.> > > Jeff Sheler> s/v Windsome> C27TR #6594> Hampton, VA> > > _________________________________________________________________ Your friends are close to you. Keep them that way. http://spaces.live.com/signup.aspx
