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![]() "Marty" wrote in message ... hpeer wrote: Properly cared for galvanized will out last steel, take an old boat restoration class or two, ignore Wilbur/Neal, he knows nothing about boats. Cheers Martin Bernard Boitessier rigged Joshua with galvanized wire and wood poles. Worked for him. Not exactly light or pretty but worked. Indeed, check out the great sailing vessels of the end of the 19th century and early 20th, some of which are still plying the seas. They were not yachts so there was no objection to coating the wires frequently with Stockholm tar to prevent corrosion. Anyway stainless steel was only invented around WW1 time |
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