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How about we make a lightweight copper hull shell, them resin the
inside with glass, etc. to make a boat that never requires antifoul? If it was copper welded, it might need only very thin copper foil and the cost played against other maintenance and advantages could be a savings. As I do not have any idea what this would cost to do I ask this forum for knowledge, if there is any available? It's essentially a substitute for gelcoat, no? Terry K |
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