Zinc Paint On Prop at Aaron Rymer blog

Zinc Paint On Prop. I've noticed on haulout most of the zinc paint remains on the bronze prop.after scraping off the barnacles, indicating it seems to bond well. I was wondering if zinc paint would be good antifouling on a bronze prop. This year, i put three full coats of the zinc paint, following the directions on the can for drying and reapplying. I think you'd be ok if you paint the prop first with an epoxy barrier coat and then bottom paint. Normally use a scraper to remove what few barnacles might remain followed by a non metallic scrubber pad to remove tarnish. I have tested a wide range of prop paints over the last few years including prop speed, velox, pettit zinc coat, pettit running gear guardian, and prop glide. Btw, i just spray my prop with. I clean the prop and strut to bright bronze and the shaft to bright stainless steel , then coat it with several coats of petit zinc rich. None worked for more than a season due to some of the coating coming off, resulting in the need to strip and redo it every year. I saw some zinc paint and bought a can. I'm hoping that gives improved results. Another boater we know treated his prop and shaft with a zinc spray paint (93 percent zinc) that he bought at home depot for $10.

Normally use a scraper to remove what few barnacles might remain followed by a non metallic scrubber pad to remove tarnish. Btw, i just spray my prop with. I was wondering if zinc paint would be good antifouling on a bronze prop. I clean the prop and strut to bright bronze and the shaft to bright stainless steel , then coat it with several coats of petit zinc rich. I think you'd be ok if you paint the prop first with an epoxy barrier coat and then bottom paint. I'm hoping that gives improved results. I have tested a wide range of prop paints over the last few years including prop speed, velox, pettit zinc coat, pettit running gear guardian, and prop glide. Another boater we know treated his prop and shaft with a zinc spray paint (93 percent zinc) that he bought at home depot for $10. I've noticed on haulout most of the zinc paint remains on the bronze prop.after scraping off the barnacles, indicating it seems to bond well. This year, i put three full coats of the zinc paint, following the directions on the can for drying and reapplying.

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Zinc Paint On Prop Normally use a scraper to remove what few barnacles might remain followed by a non metallic scrubber pad to remove tarnish. I was wondering if zinc paint would be good antifouling on a bronze prop. This year, i put three full coats of the zinc paint, following the directions on the can for drying and reapplying. I'm hoping that gives improved results. I've noticed on haulout most of the zinc paint remains on the bronze prop.after scraping off the barnacles, indicating it seems to bond well. I think you'd be ok if you paint the prop first with an epoxy barrier coat and then bottom paint. None worked for more than a season due to some of the coating coming off, resulting in the need to strip and redo it every year. I have tested a wide range of prop paints over the last few years including prop speed, velox, pettit zinc coat, pettit running gear guardian, and prop glide. I clean the prop and strut to bright bronze and the shaft to bright stainless steel , then coat it with several coats of petit zinc rich. Another boater we know treated his prop and shaft with a zinc spray paint (93 percent zinc) that he bought at home depot for $10. Normally use a scraper to remove what few barnacles might remain followed by a non metallic scrubber pad to remove tarnish. Btw, i just spray my prop with. I saw some zinc paint and bought a can.