Spain: Zinc rich paint / cold galvanizing paint

[Yngmar]

Thanks to some sleep deprivation and bad decision making, we've ended up bashing upwind through a gale into Almerimar. Some things took a beating, including our Rocna anchor, which found just a little bit wiggle room and used it to slam its rollerbar into the pulpit every time the bow took a wave. So a bit of the galvanising is now gone from the Rocna. I've used this kind of paint in the UK successfully before for a similar job, but what is it called in Spain and where do I find it? I've tried the chandlery and the "Ferreteria Nautica" here already. We're probably stopping in Cartagena next, but are a few days here to rest, repair and wait for wind in the right direction.

 

[Gwylan]

Try https://www.zinga.eu Think it is made in Belgium. Worked excellently on tired anchor chain

 

[Yngmar]

Thanks, but where to get it here?

 

[colind3782]

Thanks, but where to get it here?

https://www.zinga.eu/contact/list-of-distributors/global/europe/#info

They may ship to you.

 

[Yngmar]

We don't have an address and aren't staying long enough anywhere, thus my question about a product I can get locally, in a Ferreteria or some such.

 

[Carmel2]

Leroy Merlin?

 

[Heckler]

Thanks, but where to get it here?

I used some rust convertor from the local ferrateria and found some zinc rich spray can in a chinese shop. Used it on mine and it has lasted 2 years but needs doing again shortly.