Hi, all fellow Hunter lovers!My H285 is in need of a new bottom. I've owned her for 6 years and I, and the previous owners never took her all the way down, epoxied her, and repainted. OFr the last 3 yrs I'vew only power washed her and touched up the bare spots. Stiil, about 80% of her has multiple coats of ablative (Micron CSC) paint. I'm thinking of taking her all the way down, putting 4-5 coats of barrier coating, and switching to VC17.A few questions for you, since I've never done this before...1. Can I use a pressure washer to remove as much paint as possible before resorting to Peel Away-type paint stripper? I think I can get a PW of about 1800 psi to do most of the heavy work.2. Can I then use Peel Away and do major portions of the hull at one time? I'm thinking of getting several sheets of plastic to apply over the hull so I spend as little time as necessary in this ugly process and get as much chemical working as I can.3. I know I then need to rinse her well, and do 2-3 applications of wax remover/prep to make sure whe is totally wax-free.4. I would then assume I need to sand the bare hull lightly, tack-rag ger, and then start applying the epoxy barrier coat in a wet-on-wet method. My concerns here are how to do under the cradle pads. Do the whole boat except the pads, then put her on 4-6 jackstands, and then feather in the remaining areas?Any advice/experience/tips from others who have done this would be appreciated!