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GRP, boatyard, lay-up workers are all fans of chewing Skoal, Copenhagen, etc.
They can't carry their usual spit cup around with them when in the mold doing the lay-up work. So, they spit the juices into the mold and lay-up as they work. These juices are what one sees as a green substance coming out of some GRP hulls. I hope this helps. CN "Joe" wrote in message oups.com... Many of the fiberglass/plastic boats I've seen here in the shipyard have blisters that when you pop them like a zit are full of green juice. Just what is that green juice you plastic boat people deal with? Joe |
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