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Old 18-04-2020, 05:10   #46
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Re: Paint on Lightning Protector
I read somewhere Copper sheeting's effectiveness in preventing fouling depended on its wasting away, (like ablative copper based antifouling?), so fitting anodes protected the copper, but allowed growth of fouling
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