[Public-List] Mast Corrosion
Michael Taylor
m_tayau at yahoo.com.au
Fri Nov 20 06:30:36 PST 2009
Hi Randy,
Hi Randy,
I had to look at this issue over the summer. Assuming your
anodising has lifted - which mine had done, I had to look for a solution.
There were a few short term possibilities such as waxing however really these
waxes still rely on a sound anodised finish. If you have corrosion then waxing
is unlikely to slow progression of the problem by any significant
amount.
After much searching I settled on repainting. I wrote up how I
did this on the list a couple of month ago. I could not see my way around it.
It cost around $250 to do and lots hard work but it is a long-term solution. I
guess a possibility is to paint localised areas however prepartion for painting
is tricky on aluminum surfaces but there are some good non-toxic conversion coats
around now.
Without more specifics of your problem then I suggest painting.
But has the anodising lifted? Is there paint over the anodising? How bad is
the corrosion and where on the mast is it?
Mick
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