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RE: uboat paint
Posted by: Rainer Bruns ()
Date: August 16, 2001 11:21AM

Hi Leif,
OFC, that is a well known fact. But that refers to untreated resp. unpainted wood like a well honed teak deck, which looks a light silvery grey (dry) and a medium grey/brown (wet). Rgds, RB

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