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Pgitug

Pgitug

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Usa
Vessel Name
Escapade
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Nordic Tug 37 2002
Found this on Ebay. Bought one and tried it out. Works great. No scratches.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/263892490147
IMG_5020.jpg
 
Could be handy. Thanks for sharing

Ken
 
My preferred prop cleaner...

:)
 

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I guess it is a good idea, though never saw a prop that was worn out from scraping with normal putty knives in the water and steel wire brushes when hauled each year.

I wonder if divers use them when hull cleaning?
 
If you round the corners of a standard putty knife, there's really no scratching.

Ted
 
wkearney99 has the right answer. Mine too. The wet edges of the paper check wont even scratch your fiberglass
 
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