Here is a picture of the hull of a Cherubini 33 that I am looking at. I am intersted in any comments on the condition of this hull based on the pictures.
Thanks, Dan
Thanks, Dan
Bad paint or blisters in the gel-coat?
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Sorry for them being upside down, I hope they make sense to you.
I would appreciate any other comments prompted by the viewing as well. Dan
I would appreciate any other comments prompted by the viewing as well. Dan
it;s not possible to diagnose anything like this from pictures. Again, if it's the boat for you, make the offer contingent on the survey results
If I understand your concern it is that roughness of the paint that we see. That is common with the buildup of anti-fouling paint known as modified-epoxy. Ablative paints wear away down to the smooth gelcoat and then you paint again. But the modified-epoxies build up and get a wavy look. Especially if the owner does not sand before recoating. I know, I used that paint for years before switching to ablative. Having written all of that you know Don is right. Get that survey.
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