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Rustoleum for marine use?
According to a recent posting on the Sabre Yahoo Group, there is a new version of Rustoleum out, intended specially for marine use. Anybody seen or have any experience with this?
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Aaargh, I haven't used it meself, but what a salty provenance it has:
http://www.rustoleum.com/CBGBrand.asp?bid=13 "Withstand even the harshest above- and below-waterline environments with Rust-Oleum Marine Coatings, initially formulated by Captain Robert Fergusson during a high-seas adventure more than 80 years ago. * Easy to apply * Superior coverage and color retention * Long-lasting protection against the elements" Shiver me timbers but there's nothing like a high-seas adventure to make a great paint-formulation story, eh? (And how convenient that this particular high-seas adventure did NOT apparently include lead in the formula.) Looks like it might have been out a few years. http://www.woodenboat.com/forum//arc...p/t-18562.html |
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That must be the product to which the poster referred.
Hmm, they sell a bottom paint as well? I didn't know that! Aside to all those who would care to notice, for a stodgy old company, that's a pretty glitzy website they have. Bill |
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