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| Re-rigging Beams (H-20) #8330 06/30/02 08:23 AM 06/30/02 08:23 AM |
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Posts: 1,911 South Florida & the Keys | Hi guys, I just got my beams back after having them re-anodized. What type of material should I put between stainless rivets and other stainless hardware and the aluminum beam to prevent electrolysis?
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#8333 06/30/02 08:25 PM 06/30/02 08:25 PM |
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Posts: 1,911 South Florida & the Keys | You just have to find a shop with big enough tanks to handle your item.
The beams cost me $100.00 each to keep them black. I think there was a charge for custom colors.
After the anodizing I sprayed them with an automotive clear coat. Now I need to put them back together abd want to avoid the possibilty of electrolysis between the stainless rivits and parts.
Eric Arbogast ARC 2101 Miami Yacht Club | | | Re: Re-rigging Beams (H-20)
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Posts: 12,310 South Carolina | you're pretty much going to have to get the mast to a mast manufacturer - the anodizing facilitis for masts are very speciallized (I have a friend who did that).
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