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georgeh
PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 12:11 pm 
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I know this has probably been covered but I cant find it, I have a 1980 H16 and one rudder is gray and the other is yellow, I would like to get them bask to white till I can afford to buy the EPO rudders this next summer. any suggestions? :?: George
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buzzman2
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PostPosted: Sun Aug 19, 2007 12:56 pm 
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Take the money you will spend on possible cleaners toward saving for your new ones. Paint is your smartest short term option, but I'm not sure which type to use.
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Chas Man
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Bar Keepers friend at the grocery store. Mildly abrasive and acidic. Should do the trick.
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Sail Revolution
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Oxalic acid works great. It is used as a teak cleaner and is $5+or-.

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georgeh
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Thanks guy's for the replies, Jeremy, you feelin better man? Anyways tommorow is the big day!!!! new boat and I are going for a ride, I will let you know how it was... Hopefully everthing goes good. I have been through the boat with a fine toothed comb, but I may be calling you tuesday for parts man :lol: .... George
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Sail Revolution
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Better now! Got pneumonia and the docs said to lay low for a few weeks! Have fun sailing!

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georgeh
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dude the boat is nice, i think i may be rigging the jib a little low on the chainplate? because evrytime the hull was ready to fly the leeward bow would dig in and spilling the jib a bit seemed to do no good? george
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Move your weight back farther.
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