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keel bolts
I recently hauled my boat and after few days I noticed allarming
coloured streaks oozing out of the thin crack (very thin and of little concern by itself) between the keel and the hull. The colour of the streaks is green-blueish, something that suggests copper sulfate, and sort of shiny that suggests micro-cristals. According to the boat makers the keel bolts are AISI 316 SS and the keel is of lead. The boat was made in 1978. Do you have any suggestion? Do I have to drop the keel and check the bolts? I would rather avoid it, if not really necessary. Thank you Daniel |
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