S'funny but Al tuna boats are very common.
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Scout wrote:
It may be mixed with tuna fat to form a handy paste.
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"Nav" wrote in message
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And where do you get this material?
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Capt. NealŪ wrote:
I said mercury paste. Mercury at room temp is a liquid and
difficult to hold in the palm of one's hand while mercury
paste is similar to paste wax and can be held and smeared
on by hand.
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Capt. NealŪ wrote:
Aluminum is relatively worthless for a boat hull.
All it takes to completely destroy the hull of an
aluminum hulled vessel is a handful of mercury
past smeared on it. It will begin to turn to dust within
hours, break apart and sink.
Hahahha. A handful of mercury?
A stainless steel boat is impervious to just about
anything but strong acids.
How about salt water and time?
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