Which prop is faster, Polished or dull fin.
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Thanks Cig.. good reading.. I guess I'll start "scratching"
But.. here's my reasons for the question. Satin props may be a ted faster, but... corrodes faster. Polished will withstand corrosion a bit better.
I got two sets. Polished and Satin. I'll keep the Satin on for short rides and will put on the Polished for overnighters.
THe satin set corroded a bit at Sarasota, (overnight in the water) so I was thinking polishing. But now.. I'll just buff them out and give them a nice "Satin" finish.
But.. here's my reasons for the question. Satin props may be a ted faster, but... corrodes faster. Polished will withstand corrosion a bit better.
I got two sets. Polished and Satin. I'll keep the Satin on for short rides and will put on the Polished for overnighters.
THe satin set corroded a bit at Sarasota, (overnight in the water) so I was thinking polishing. But now.. I'll just buff them out and give them a nice "Satin" finish.