Hobbies And Interests
Things You'll Need
Instructions
Okay this part is better suited for a man or at least a woman that is really good with working with power tools. (I'm not I freaked out as soon as I turned on the grinder, shut it back off and said nope you do it!) It is okay you can laugh it was funny. Now that I said that take your grinder and your wire brush. And take off all the rust and old paint. Be careful because the grinder will jerk away from you and the last thing you need is for it to jerk out of your hands and hurt yourself or damage the boat.
Once you have all the rust and paint off of the trailer that you can get with the grinder. This is where you want to apply the paint stripper. Make sure you get a type of stripper that will take off rust too. Lay your plastic on the ground under neath where you are applying the stripper. This way it will catch any that drips on the ground, and stray animals don't try to eat it.
Wait the appropriate amount of time them use your putty knife to scrape it all off. (The reason for this step is so that way you aren't purchasing a whole lot of the stripper. This stuff isn't cheap, also you don't end up damaging the fiberglass of the boat when you hit it with the grinder. That wouldn't be too cheap to fix either.)
Apply a coat of the rustolium rust stopper wait for it to dry, then touch up any spots you may have missed.
Apply your high gloss paint, wait for it to dry then do some touch ups