Also very important, as bronze is the most noble metal sea-valves are made of, they are safe from electrolysis corrosion between ships. These valves are totally worry free.
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| Note, the Anode is fully intact. That proves, taking of the electric landline (if not at home) pays off. |
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| the old anode |
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| Taking out the fittings, cleaning and primer. |
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| Engine room on BB |
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| Engine room SB |
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| Primer the bottom of the keel |
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| I did this for 4 layers! |
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| cleaning and primer. |
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| preparing the propeller for antifoulding. |
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| new antifoulding |
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| brand new bronze fittings |
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| propeller with new anodes |
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| new engine room fittings |
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| back to water after 4 days of work. |




























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