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#481607 12/13/2008 3:12 AM
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Grumpy old guy playing with trucks, cars, and boats
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Not sure if this should be in the Paint and Body shop or in the spoon

looking for ways to make my boat trailer last down here in the land of warm salt water. I rinse the snot out of it when I return home, however the damage is coming from the trailer sitting in the sun for 8 hours when boating and the salt just sitting in the frame.

My thought is to take my undercoating gun and body schutz guns and spray either a few layers of POR15 or undercoating into the frame rails. Do it heavy enough to coat the crap out of the inside of the frame rails.

Anyone else have a better idea. Thought of marine foaming the inside of the rails, however that would simply hold the salt tight up against the metal.

Scott


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I saw something on the speed channel this morning. it ran off your battery. it used a small electrical charge to inhibit corosion.


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there is normal corrosion, and there is Golf of Mexico corrosion. I dont think I have enough battery to prevent the trailer from rusting electrically.


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Originally Posted by Scott Danforth
there is normal corrosion, and there is Golf of Mexico corrosion. I dont think I have enough battery to prevent the trailer from rusting electrically.

I know about the Gulf of Mexico down here all to well. on my offshore boats all I would have was galvanized trailers, the springs and fasteners would still rust. maybe try spraying cavity wax inside the rails


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Isnt that the same as spraying POR15 or body schutz?


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