My boat has been attacked by a coral infestation which looks like lots of little vines on the hull. The majority comes off with the power wash but the shapes are still stuck to the hull. If I sand it then the Coppercoat will also be removed. Does anyone know of a way to remove the residue?
Don't use acetone
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For acid wash or industrial vinegar suggest as mandatory to check with Coppercoat directly before you do anything.
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Scotchbright with Metal Gleam. Don't waste time with vinegar. Life is too short.
I was under the impression that copper coat needed to be sanded occasionally to expose fresh copper, but I have been wrong before
Thanks for the replies everyone. yes Coppercoat does have to be abraded from time to time. I didn't do it last time out but should have!
I have contacted Coppercoat in England and they have given advice.
