23 May 2011 #1 B brians Well-Known Member Joined 16 May 2001 Messages 505 Visit site Does blue mooring warp deteriorate more quickly than white?
23 May 2011 #2 Lakesailor Well-Known Member Joined 15 Feb 2005 Messages 35,233 Location Near Here Visit site You mean the same material for each? I have a white nylon and a black polyester. The nylon is weathering less well.
You mean the same material for each? I have a white nylon and a black polyester. The nylon is weathering less well.
23 May 2011 #3 Bosun Higgs N/A Joined 26 Nov 2009 Messages 13,406 Location everywhere Visit site brians said: Does blue mooring warp deteriorate more quickly than white? Click to expand... depends if you mean the blue polypropylene lorry type rope which does degrade due to UV at an alarming rate.
brians said: Does blue mooring warp deteriorate more quickly than white? Click to expand... depends if you mean the blue polypropylene lorry type rope which does degrade due to UV at an alarming rate.
23 May 2011 #4 ghostlymoron Well-Known Member Joined 9 Apr 2005 Messages 9,889 Location Shropshire Visit site I've read somewhere that 'blue polypropylene rope has no place on a sail boat'. Generally I would concur as it degrades quickly and seems to pick up seaweed and algal growth very rapidly.
I've read somewhere that 'blue polypropylene rope has no place on a sail boat'. Generally I would concur as it degrades quickly and seems to pick up seaweed and algal growth very rapidly.
23 May 2011 #5 B brians Well-Known Member Joined 16 May 2001 Messages 505 Visit site My interest is in 12mm polyester.
23 May 2011 #6 R richarddperou New Member Joined 15 Jul 2009 Messages 6 Visit site I bought some blue polyester which started fraying after only one use. I have now sent it back to the supplier ("No one has ever complained before").
I bought some blue polyester which started fraying after only one use. I have now sent it back to the supplier ("No one has ever complained before").