Parker Yahoo Group Archived Messages
| ID | From | Subject | Date | |
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| 375 | skopje179 | Re: I''ll let you know how they work | 3/21/2005 8:26:00 | |
Since I'm on a trailer and the boat is in the water only a few hours each week, I've never had any problem with corrosion. However, if I was in a slip, I'd definately take your advice. Not sure what kind of paint CoBra Marine puts on the plates, but another option, might be to remove them, rough them up, and apply an epoxy paint. It might stay put better than whatever CoBra uses. --- In <a href="/group/parkerboats/post?postID=GDney8tN6R2DXLZ5h4mcQkYnrWYaBk3OKqN6y-DARkKNvpo6SyKfwpUiaeZyNA6GeYJiTyhAjAn_ZFRzFPrPai85d065">[email protected]</a>, "ustank2" <tison_t@p...> wrote: > > "Get the unpainted SS ones--the paint comes off over the long-haul > anyway." > > May want to consider putting on some rudder zincs. Adding more > stainless steel (assuming SS is stainless steel) to the equation could > cause problems down the road. | ||||