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On Fri, 28 Sep 2007 08:57:23 -0400, "Scotty" wrote:
What's good for 'bottom painting' a prop? Nobody paints bronze. No real point to it. Bronze is an alloy of, mostly tin and copper, both of which are used as the active ingredient in anti-fouling paint. I have seen some bare stainless props as well, but I am a fresh water sailor, and we don't have to contend with real marine wildlife. As for aluminum, probably Awlgrip or maybe epoxy. Antifouling paint is supposed to slowly dissolve, On a spinning prop it dissolves[ ablate if you like] rather too quickly, so they don't use it. Casady |
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