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![]() "beaufortnc" wrote in message ups.com... I'm thinking, however, that it might be a good idea to paint the prop with something like Trinidad instead of ablative. It seems to me that the ablative won't last long on the prop. What's the conventional wisdom here? Well, once a month I take a swim with a wire brush, take a few deep breaths and the see how long I can stay underwater hanging on to the prop shaft. But then I'm in warm water (never less than 18C) and it's clean and clear. Sorry, didn't really answer your question, but that's my conventional wisdom on the subject. JimB |
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