A most interesting observation. Your thoughts?

Randall why do you not do it in 316 stainless Steel? We had a workshop done it for us reccon it will last many years. Yes I heard the argument SS is a poor conductor and yes it is, but the current

Hi James, I have painted my bumper twice during my ownership. Once in 2015 in St Martin and just last week. Each time I used a can of acrylic spray paint acquired at my local big box store intended

Hi Nick, sorry for addressing you as Nicole in my last. Darn spell-check and lack of proofreading... The "manual" I received with Annie was in French and was mostly an engineering description

Randall Here is the special link. You have to choose the material and the dimensions https://www.prokilo.de/stahl-metall/bleche-platten-im-zuschnitt/glatte-bleche-auf-mass/ Regards Hajo SM 150

I got mine from Amel — you can check on our Blog Robin Amel 54 # 54in Roda de Bara Carré d‘As http://www.sailing4ever.com Gesendet von Yahoo Mail für iPad

Randall, look at this web side https://www.prokilo.de Hope this helps Hajo SM 150 Gesendet: Sonntag, 20. Oktober 2019 um 09:53 Uhr Von: "Randall Walker" <lladnarowen@...> An:

We’ve had pretty good luck with Flex-Seal. It’s a line of products that includes paint, filler, and glue. One year out we have a couple of chips, about to touch up. It is a little slippery when

James, Prior toreplacing our bumper, we used Plastidip spray paint. It looked good for about 3years.

Hi Elja No, that is only a film of 40 Micrometer thickness. He needs however a copper flat bar 3 millimeters thick. Something like this: https://www.bikar.com/copper-flat-bars.html -- Gerhard

He Randall Try i here https://www.mtc.de/de/emi-emv-produkte/abschirmband-verschiedenen-materialien/kupferbaender?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhP75tbGq5QIVzBoYCh0HWA-CEAAYASAAEgIiSPD_BwE Best Elja SM 222 Von

I know it has been on the forum many times. But I need to find a supplier of copper for making the grounding strap that goes to the keel. Have been trying to source this in Spain. Is their someone who

Hi Alan We used the interior from a flat fender and glued in place and shaped it. And putty before painting with a paint for rubber, that is a slightly elastic paint. /Annsofie, S/Y Lady Annila,

Slightly different issue, but still to do with the bumper. Ours has a chunk out of one corner (thanks to the tin dinghy "friendly" welcome at Suwarrow). Anyone have a good method and materials for

Hi Tom, It is not such a daunting project as you may think. We did remove and replace our tank ( we had one custom fabricated to the exact same dimensions , however with the addition of inspection

Great. Thank you. Is any primer necessary, or simply pile on the coats? -James

James, Ditto on what Karen said. It is water base, flexible, and will need 3-5 coats. Best, CW Bill Rouse Amel Yacht Owners School - www.AmelYachtOwnersSchool.com 720 Winnie St Galveston Island, TX

Use paint made for inflatable dinghies. The bumper is made of dense closed cell polyurethane foam. We have used the West Marine Brand with excellent luck by following preparation directions _exactly_.

Hello everyone. I am planning on repainting the stern bumper for my SM 53. I previously sanded it down and painted with polyurethane. That lasted about a month! Admittedly, I didn't use a

Nick, more than likely lost the prop as John has indicated. I might suggest you deeply consider engaging Bill Rouse to take his excellent training course that should be required for all purchasers of