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Old 27-12-2016, 08:41   #1
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Pettit trinidad...how long?
Does anyone happen to know how long, after painting the bottom with Pettit Trinidad, the boat can stay out of the water before launching?
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Re: Pettit trinidad...how long?
60 days according to the data sheet:


*The above dry times are minimums.


Trinidad Antifouling may be recoated


after the minimum time shown and


launched up to 60 days after painting.
http://www.pettitpaint.com/fileshare...nidad-0416.pdf
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Thanx Ted...I was looking for that but could not find it.
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