GL: SS care in salt water

[Pete & Peggy Frazier]

Interesting product (nyalic) Post Isabel our stainless was replaced by a 
very reputable firm in Annapolis.
 Since then we have had excessive rusting on the stanchions. Might try 
it unless someone has had a
negative experience with it?

    * *NYALIC. actually repels water, so it resists mildew.
      *
    * *Below the waterline, resists marine growth
      *
    * *On the waterline, creates a surface that is easily cleaned with
      soap and water.
      *
    * *Above the waterline, blocks UV rays to protect surfaces from
      extreme sunlight.
      *
    * *Ideal on masts, stanchions, and booms
      *
    * *Strong and durable, will last 2 years on bare fiberglass
      *
    * *Can be maintained indefinitely, and re-coated, with no sanding or
      priming required*

Pete and Peggy Frazier   Grand Pelican    Marco Island

Keith wrote:
> Re:preventative care to look after stainless stanchions in salt water areas? 
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> This might be worth trying: http://www.nyalic.com/ It's a polymer coating 
> that can be sprayed on metal, FG, etc. I've never tried it, but they have 
> some pretty interesting claims. Might be worth a can and a little test spot.
>
>
> Keith
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