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![]() "Dave" wrote in message I'm not at all sure that glassing the iron in as some boats do is the answer, since if you do get salt water penetrating to the keel the iron rusts and expands, creating its own problems. There are pros and cons for encapsulation, but suffice it to say that any keel can develop problems if improperly maintained or grounded roughly. We once considered buying a Hallberg Rassey Rasmus 35, but passed when we noted a breach in the keel-encapsulating fiberglass which was constantly seeping rusty water. I doubt if there's any fix for that sort of problem, short of removing all the glass and re-encapsulating the keel, which would cost more than the boat was worth. Max |
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