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Hi,
got the bowcleat of as well as the spinnakerpole-hook on the bow ( how do you call that thing?). They could use a new coat of paint but I am afraid it will chip right off again. any easy solutions?
Stefan Jans Pale Rider 519
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Check with you local hardware store or automotive store. they make spray paint for aluminum. I used it on the end fittings on the boom. still looks good after three seasons. Use flat black as it hides some of the pitting better.
Luke Buxton Evelyn Hull #179
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I've looked into this - I think another good option (and probably what was done originally if I had to guess) would be to clean them up really well and take them to a local metal fabricator, or metallurgy kind of place and have them powder coated. The fabricator my company uses said he could do it for me but I've not had a chance to deal with it.
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I suspect that the original product was not painted but was anodized. Check out the following web site. http://www.focuser.com/atm/anodize/anodize.html Most local fabricators will know a source for annodizing
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