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- Wetlander application on my Dory - IFish Fishing Forum
Wetlander is a very slick and durable boat bottom coating for shallow water boats, skiffs, and all flat bottom jon boats And, it has great adhesion to both aluminum and fiberglass
- Coat-it, Wetlander, or Slip Plate on a Klamath
I'm going to smooth out the bottom of my 14' Klamath, the surface is pretty rough and I'm sure slowing the boat a bit Was going to use Coat-it, looked at the latest posts and saw some good info on Wetlander and Slip Plate My only concern is the flexibility of the hull on the Klamath, very
- Wetlander - IFish Fishing Forum
Sounds like the consensus is in on driftboat bottom coatings Where is the best place to purchase Wetlander and how much will I need for a 16 × 48 Willie?
- Wooden drift boat bottom - Wetlander vs epoxy graphite
Wetlander sticks like glue to the bottom I have never used the wetlander primer Current boat has about 250 trips and am on my third coat Best stuff ever Slip plate #1 will not work in this application People have strong opinions about what is the best but wetlander will fill the groves and gouges I launch mainly over hillsides
- Wetlander on Alumaweld Columbia - IFish Fishing Forum
I have used Wetlander before and know it will take care of my current problem Just need to figure out how to lift the boat off the trailer just enough to apply the Wetlander on the bunk contact strips
- Redoing drift boat bottom | IFish Fishing Forum
Wetlander is the way to go It’s slicker than a greased hog I can drop my 19’x 66” drift boat on my driveway and grab it and walk
- Drift Boat Bottom Coating - IFish Fishing Forum
Wetlander will add about 3-4 lbs to bottom, slip plate maybe 1 lb BUT for the weird non ramps I often use wetlander is by far the best It also offers a little more bottom protection and it is scary slippery
- Best drift boat bottom paint? - IFish Fishing Forum
Wetlander seems to be the rage these days, but Coat-It has always worked well for me If using Coat-It, make sure to stir product well before adding catalyst, and then stir well again I know too many people who had problems with product not hardening because they just poured catalyst in with the resin, without stirring it first
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