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Hi,
Last year when I hauled out my steel boat I found many paint blisters on the bottom. When I opened them, clear grey steel came out underneath. I then suspected a ground leak causing electrolysis to be the problem. There was indeed a leak on the RF ground of the shortwave radio, which I fixed by adding capacitors in the ground path. According to my measurements then, no more ground leaks existed. I scraped off all the blisters and repainted. Today I was overwhelmed by a feeling of sadness when I discovered that there is a whole bunch of new blisters at and below the waterline. The question that I would like to ask is: Are there other causes for this type of blistering than electrolysis? The size of the blisters is about 5-25 mm. Thanks, Joost. |
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