Hi Ross,We also had blisters.We have a 1979 convertible Uniflite.We had the 
bottom sanded and then put a copper finish on.Every now and then a blister pops 
up and  fill them in.We don't see a big problem anymore. Toby

--- On Fri, 10/29/10, Ross Robertson <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Ross Robertson <[email protected]>
Subject: [UnifliteWorld] Blisters...again and again and again !!!
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, October 29, 2010, 9:13 AM




Hi 


I decided just to give the  bottom of my 1980 ( I think ) 38c a quick clean off 
and then a re--something or other when I had found out what was beneath the old 
layers of anti-foul etc etc... 


It is  boat from the blister era but what was there was a shock.   Below the 
water line it has some fantastic blisters --are they osmosis or blister 
blisters I don't know. When it was skinned off, ground and ground out-- with a 
few darker patches remaining, it was enclosed with tarps and about 5000watts of 
heat left running for 5 says.  The skirt was removed and again wow.. all the 
darker areas have oozed...OK next  acetone,   a wash and another grind out..  
and we see what is left.


The vertical  hull sides have small blisters.  Then the topsides have no 
blisters, why is this?  Then the shower is blistered ...and a couple of locker 
doors in the cockpit.. no others...
Maybe moulded in a different location.     


In any case the purpose of this is if anyone wants to see photos of the  work.. 
??  Am happy to up-load them.


Cheers Ross 
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