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Old 07-02-2012, 16:29   #16
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Re: refurbishing a mast
An even easier and possibly cheaper alternative: I used Nyalic. Simply sand the ally bright, then apply with a cloth. Admittedly it's only been 2 years, but so far it is still perfect.

Nyalic, the worlds most advanced nylonic clear coat solution for marine, architectural and industrial corrosion protection

A $200 can is enough to do 3 rigs my size (16m by 235mm and double spreaders)
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