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On Feb 6, 4:18*pm, wrote:
On Feb 6, 12:54*pm, LS3 Pilot wrote: Trying to do some work on my ship. *Does anyone that reads this forum have experience in the best way to remove gelcoat? *I've got an area thats too big to hand sand on the wing that needs some work. *A friend suggested I buy a water sander that continuously feeds water to the sander (similar to a pneumatic powered straight line sander). What's the best tools to safely and effectively removing the old gel? Hand sanding with 100 grit. You didn't want to hear that. UH I gave you the smart ass answer first. We use 5 inch Porter Cable orbital with soft pad and Mirka 80 grit discs. We put in a dust collection system because it's pretty darned messy. Start slow and take your time. Impatience leads to lots more work. Good luck Uh |
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