[The Peddler]

Who do you recommend for the application of bottom paint to a 25' trailerable sailboat in the Seattle/Tacoma area?

 

[bing]

after shopping around and talking to a few different shops i decided to go with Richlieb marine in Ballard

they werent the cheapest,,,,but they passed all my litmus tests

not sure they can do sailboats as they are a DONZI shop,,,i will ask

I'll let you know how it comes out,,,going into the shop in january

 

[gear addict]

Its a really simple job. Ya just have to decide what kind of copper you want. Then lay out your waterline, and scratch up the bottom good, and roll some on...or spray if you don't like the roll marks. Some might suggest to prime it first to get a good chemical bond.
I can see why you might not want to mess with it. It is kind of a hastle to contain your dust if you don't want it everywere, and that stuff is a pesticide so you want to gear up.
Just another option that will save you a few bucks.

 

[The Peddler]

Thanks for the suggestions so-far. I think we want a professional application the first time, then we can do the touch-ups on our own... that's our plan anyway.