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Richard Sexton wrote:

No, they wouln't, but if youask the question "I have a wooden
boat I'm planning to store eyar round in salt water, what
whould I use to protect the wood" you'll get a better answer.

They're likely to sell you something with copper mixed in to prevent the growth
of barnacles and such. Make sure you don't buy that.

George Patterson
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George Patterson wrote:


Richard Sexton wrote:

No, they wouln't, but if youask the question "I have a wooden
boat I'm planning to store eyar round in salt water, what
whould I use to protect the wood" you'll get a better answer.

They're likely to sell you something with copper mixed in to prevent the growth
of barnacles and such. Make sure you don't buy that.

Good point. The answer I suspect is to ask for the MSDS (sp?) sheets
for it, that'll say what's in it.

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George Patterson wrote:


Richard Sexton wrote:

No, they wouln't, but if youask the question "I have a wooden
boat I'm planning to store eyar round in salt water, what
whould I use to protect the wood" you'll get a better answer.

They're likely to sell you something with copper mixed in to prevent the
growth
of barnacles and such. Make sure you don't buy that.

Good point. The answer I suspect is to ask for the MSDS (sp?) sheets
for it, that'll say what's in it.

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Need Mercedes parts ? - http://parts.mbz.org
http://www.mbz.org | Mercedes Mailing lists: http://lists.mbz.org
633CSi 250SE/C 300SD | Killies, killi.net, Crypts, aquaria.net
1970 280SE, 72 280SE | Old wris****ches http://watches.list.mbz.org

a typical marine place won't sell you epoxy with copper added. that is a lot
of extra dollars and not something that is made from the epoxy
manufacturers, but added later to paint or epoxy which is rolled on in a
separate process.

http://www.westsystem.com/ is the site for the originators of much of the
marine epoxy business.