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If you use copper on an aluminum boat, you can run your radio and
other things off the electricity it produces while it is eating your boat away. Because you just made a battery! Boden wrote: I have a small aluminum boat that I use to get from my half tide dock to my mooring. When the summer rains are heavy and a lot of fresh water is flowing into the harbor (north Atlantic) the slime build up on the bottom can reach 1-1/2 inches thick. I'm looking for an anti fouling paint that can be applied to the aluminum boat that doesn't cost more than the boat. By the time I buy Interlux' or Pettit's Cleaner, Primer and Paint I'll spend at least 2x what the boat cost. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Boden |
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