[Rhodes22-list] Re: CB trunk, bottom paint
Rick Centalonza
rickcentalonza at comcast.net
Wed Dec 1 17:12:15 EST 2004
Richard,
That was just the answer to the question I was thinking of.
Thank you.
Rick
On Dec 1, 2004, at 3:11 PM, Richard Smith wrote:
> < The high CuO
>>> content should keep the fouling at bay for years inside a centerboard
> trunk.>
>
> I don't think this will work in salt water! Once exposed to the air
> these
> seasonal coatings lose much or all of their antifouling properties.
> It's
> possible to revive them (slightly) by sanding. Difficult to sand the
> interior of the trunk though.
>
> The issue of centerboard trunk fouling (in boats always in the water)
> has
> never been successfully addressed. I think the best approach is to
> paint
> the board itself with a quality antifouling compound and lower and
> raise it
> a couple of times every week. This will go along ways towards
> eliminating
> marine fouling in the trunk. By following this schedule my boat had
> always
> had very little hard growth in this area.
>
> Richard Smith
>
>
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