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could be more unknown electrical leaks - esp if blisters are round.
Could also be 'salts' - we don't have products for it, but do have an info page with links on it explaining it.www.epoxyproducts.com/salt.html paul oman progressive epoxy polymers Hmmm.... yes, the blisters are definitely round. And it happens only at and below the waterline. Probably you are right and there are more electrical leaks. Actually, I also found that there is a potential on the hull, so something else must be leaking. It is a very frustrating problem. It takes so much time to repair all those blisters and if I'm unlucky I've to replace the propellor again too ![]() Thanks anyway, Joost. |
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