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Thanks for all the replies. I'll pass the info along
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Sailaway wrote:
Thanks for all the replies. I'll pass the info along As a side note, he could try using Anhydrous Lanolin (the nice goopy white stuff) I've heard a good smear of that keeps props nice and clean.. Shouldnt be a problem for a folding prop either.. |
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Sailaway wrote:
Thanks for all the replies. I'll pass the info along As a side note, he could try using Anhydrous Lanolin (the nice goopy white stuff) I've heard a good smear of that keeps props nice and clean.. Shouldnt be a problem for a folding prop either.. |
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Yea, greases or lanolin keep the prop nice and clean, as long as you
don't use it. Get underway once and it's all gone. OTOH, I've heard nothiing but good about Propspeed. One other thing that seems to work... color your prop with a black Marks-A-Lot. Can't explain why, but every time the local boat yard writes something on a hull with one, it's totally free of growth when they pull the boat again! |
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