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Old 30 July 2013, 21:45   #1
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Hi, our Evinrude 50 is a year old and through accidental grounding on sand and general use the edges of the prop have lost the black protection and now the metal is showing. I was just wondering if there is a paint product just to touch it up so its looks smart, thanks
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Old 30 July 2013, 23:16   #2
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Hi, our Evinrude 50 is a year old and through accidental grounding on sand and general use the edges of the prop have lost the black protection and now the metal is showing. I was just wondering if there is a paint product just to touch it up so its looks smart, thanks
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I use hammerite .
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Old 31 July 2013, 00:33   #3
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I'd use any old black paint!
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Old 01 August 2013, 10:49   #4
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I use hammerite .
I used that once. Then I was told that Hammerite (black) has Iron oxide in it, which I guess will react with the aluminium. Couldn't find any ingredients list on the tin, so I might be wrong.

Now I use ordinary black paint - not water based of course.
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Old 01 August 2013, 11:14   #5
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I recently did something similar to you

Brought the boat home took the prop off, smoothed the area off, gave it a couple of coats of etching primer, then finished off with as they say normal black paint, back to original look now, I used Matt as I preferred the look
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