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Applying anti fouling paint to aluminum bottoms is tedious at best. All sorts of cleaners, etchers, primers, etc. Has anyone tried painting on a couple coats of a good exterior latex over the aluminum, to provide an electrolytic insulator, and slapping on the antifouling over that? Seems like it should work.
Dick B. |
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