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I had thought about powder coating the prop from my '69 Johnson V-115
but then I found it contains a rubber insert where it fits on the shaft and I'm thinking the 400 degree curing bake would probably damage the rubber. Is it possible to non-destructively remove that or is it bonded in place? Are any of the off the shelf aerosol paints durable enough to hold up reasonably on a prop? I know some are readily dissolved by gas and oil. |
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