Erik C
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On the way to the BOOT show in Germany.
Princess on the way to show.
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On the way to the BOOT show in Germany.
ari
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That looks like a level crossing but it can't be on a train surely..?
Great photo.
Great photo.
Erik C
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No, it is on a truck.
STEVEDUNSTABLE
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i think i would be very worried if that was MY new boat because if that anifoul line is "along the water line" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......................................OH DEAR !!
jfm
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It's actually very common steve to do the antifoul like that on a sports crusier. There is white af up to the w/line, then dark colour (which works better) where it wont be seen when the boat is underway and planing. I wouldn't choose to do it like this, but many people do
STEVEDUNSTABLE
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cheers for that jfm, thats news to me..is it the colour that makes the difference or is "dark cheaper"??
Richard Shead
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On the way to the BOOT show in Germany.
By the look of those barriers and the dodgy looking mini bus on the right I would say thats in the Messe grounds already!
kashurst
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re: does colour matter
yes, as I have found to my cost the darker the colour the better - makes underneath the boat dark and the fungus grows more slowly.
yes, as I have found to my cost the darker the colour the better - makes underneath the boat dark and the fungus grows more slowly.
Sneds
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I didn't know that, but have recently changed from white to blackAF and it is definitely working better
PowerYachtBlog
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In my experience dark AF always works better, and makes the dirt look less too.
T1ony
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did to mine
had a clean bum for the season
had a clean bum for the season
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