Prepping for trip to Glades Boatyard 

I got em!

Just had my props reconned also. Tried using prop coat and always ended up with a spray can 60% and hopelessly clogged nozzles at a great cost. So I tried prop coat in a can and a foam roller. Applied nicely but negatively affected the cup on the props….. was go ping to try prop speed but we back in tot beach often which means a full strip and recoat every year… no thanks. So I asked the prop shop what they recommend and this is what they told me. Rustoleum cold galvanizing spray. I was in disbelief so they told me to check it for myself which I did by pulling an SDS for both prop coat and the rustoleum product. They are the exact same thing word for word. The rustoleum product is $6/ can. Check for yourself if you want but you’ll find the same result. Now if the nozzle gets super clogged, I didn’t just throw away $36.

@jamesranker6275 I’ve heard good things about the rustoleum cold gav. I couldn’t bring myself to do it this time around. Maybe next time.

@@AdventuresofHappyOurs tell ya what, I’m gonna do mine this year and I’ll let ya know.

A-1 is the fuel delivery service I used here in cape. Great service!

Thanks for the info that might have been the same company not sure@@AdventuresofHappyOurs

Interesting. I’ll see how their gas works when I get happy ours on plane ina few days.

@@AdventuresofHappyOurs I didn't know you ran gasoline, you will not have issues.

I may try those next time.

100 gallons for the discounted fuel.

The admiral sitting this work project out lol. Sleeping in a boatyard for a week isn’t her cup of tea. Lol

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