Now I am trying to recall if I had read something that said vinegar was bad for gelcoat. Maybe that it stains it.
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Originally posted by skippabcool View PostNow I am trying to recall if I had read something that said vinegar was bad for gelcoat. Maybe that it stains it.
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Here is a pic showing an area on the transome that was real bad. You can see the treated area on the left and on the righ how bad the water residue was. And that was after a good washing. The cleaned area still needs a good cleaning now and polishing but vinagar worked better than anything else I tried.Attached FilesWake Up or Stay On Shore!
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The reason I asked about the diode is I am wiring a switch similar to yours for my heater switch. Hi and Low positions. It has the square for the nav light and was wanting to be sure I get it correct. Did Radio Shack have the diode? Is there a size I need to ask for?Wake Up or Stay On Shore!
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Originally posted by Wakeman22 View PostThe reason I asked about the diode is I am wiring a switch similar to yours for my heater switch. Hi and Low positions. It has the square for the nav light and was wanting to be sure I get it correct. Did Radio Shack have the diode? Is there a size I need to ask for?
All you need is a small diode...one that will handle only a couple amps at the most. a .5A will probably do.Mikes Liquid Audio: Knowledge Experience Customer Service you can trust-KICKER WetSounds ACME props FlyHigh Custom Ballast Clarion LiquidLumens LEDs Roswell Wave Deflector And More
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Originally posted by Wakeman22 View PostThe reason I asked about the diode is I am wiring a switch similar to yours for my heater switch. Hi and Low positions. It has the square for the nav light and was wanting to be sure I get it correct. Did Radio Shack have the diode? Is there a size I need to ask for?
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Originally posted by chpthril View PostThe Diodes are not needed to get the LEDs to light when the switch is activated, but are needed to get one LED to light when the NAV lights are on. The diode allows the light to be lite without actually energizing the device.
All you need is a small diode...one that will handle only a couple amps at the most. a .5A will probably do.
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