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Old 06-10-2014, 10:39   #16
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Re: Bottom Paint in Lake Worth - South Florida
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Whatever. Just telling you what the reality of hull cleaning and the fouling progression is.
I'm not doubting you, I am agreeing with you. Its just not practical to dive on the boat as much as anyone would need to.

Down in the BVI, we don't have ANY antifouling on our boat, we never have in 25 years, and its fine for months in the water with nothing more than a scrub with a green scrubbie.
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