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Default Underwater surface finish

3M product was "riblets", used in Perth. Works and was banned. The
application of a Swedish concoction sloughed-off and left the riblets
clean. Had to be washed off and re-applied every night. Sometimes
America Cup technology does not trickle down. Them's the rules from
'86. Dry sailing is required.
 
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