You're right..I was a bit low on my temp there..I might still be stuck on the old lead solder melting point. Still, I think it might
work. Too bad you can't find a silver spray
paint that actually IS powdered silver. Guess that would give the
steel hulled guys a break..expensive, but you could silver plate the entire
hull..below the waterline anyway. I think from a shock standpoint that a polished silver or chrome
boat would be something to see. I know there are paints made now, REAL expensive, but they actually look like polished silver, and reflect light just like a silver plate mirror.
Too bad you couldn't just imbed an
electrical grid into the
gelcoat like that of a bug zapper, but in a
screen mesh pattern so that anything that grew would cover the + and - and get zapped.. nothing more annoying than having an
engine overheat because
barnacles started growing in the
water jackets and intakes.
If they can make teflon stick to
aluminum, why not
fiberglass??
Got to be a better way than scraping the things off..will a 3 or 4000 psi pressure washer blow them off? I've always been fresh
water, but my pacemaker is going to be
blue water this summer..