jakeroyd
Well-Known Member
I'm up to speed with the difference of opinion between antifouling the prop or putting lanaolin/grease on it.
Usually up to now I have just double antifouled it and it has been reasonable. However I notice a drop off in motoring speed towards the end of the season. This , of course could be due to general fouling on the hull.
I fancy trying hard antifouling like 'prop-o-derv' or Trilux this year , just to see if it is better.
Doing a survey of most boats on the hard at the moment I note that most are using grease only , applied over a very shiny prop.
It might be me being too lazy to sand all the antifoul off but I came up with the idea of applying hard antifouling and then coating that with grease ?
Theory being once the grease has dissolved slowly away , then I get the benefit of the antifouling.
Anybody tried this and had any results ?
Usually up to now I have just double antifouled it and it has been reasonable. However I notice a drop off in motoring speed towards the end of the season. This , of course could be due to general fouling on the hull.
I fancy trying hard antifouling like 'prop-o-derv' or Trilux this year , just to see if it is better.
Doing a survey of most boats on the hard at the moment I note that most are using grease only , applied over a very shiny prop.
It might be me being too lazy to sand all the antifoul off but I came up with the idea of applying hard antifouling and then coating that with grease ?
Theory being once the grease has dissolved slowly away , then I get the benefit of the antifouling.
Anybody tried this and had any results ?