Time to order my bottom paint and everyone seams to be the expert.
Last year I witnessed about twenty fellow boaters adding the new secret ingredient to there bottom paint. Cayenne pepper These guys sware by it! I watched in awl while they mixed there wicked brew. Adding there spices such as cayenne pepper,
Chile pepper, ghost pepper paste, and my all time favorite Slap your mama hot sauce.
Looking at this objectively and not knowing what what exactly the marine life culinary taste buds are. I tried to look at the as objectively as I could. I don't particularly like really spicy foods and I have gotten ghost pepper extract on my hands, and it does start to irritate my skin so maybe this does work.
If it does work then why are the marine stores marketing it? They mark up everything else they sell what not pepper paint!
If it does work is there any documented prof?
The only thing I have added to my paint is cooper dust. I would cut a piece of old cooper pipe and grind it down using my bench grinder. I would place a bucket under the grinder wheel and grind away untill I had about 1/2 lb or so then mix it into the paint.
Now I don't claim this works or not, I just saw someone do this, so I tried it !
So, Cayenne pepper Urban legend. Or. Does it really work?
If it does work how long before EPA bands this also.
Last year I witnessed about twenty fellow boaters adding the new secret ingredient to there bottom paint. Cayenne pepper These guys sware by it! I watched in awl while they mixed there wicked brew. Adding there spices such as cayenne pepper,
Chile pepper, ghost pepper paste, and my all time favorite Slap your mama hot sauce.
Looking at this objectively and not knowing what what exactly the marine life culinary taste buds are. I tried to look at the as objectively as I could. I don't particularly like really spicy foods and I have gotten ghost pepper extract on my hands, and it does start to irritate my skin so maybe this does work.
If it does work then why are the marine stores marketing it? They mark up everything else they sell what not pepper paint!
If it does work is there any documented prof?
The only thing I have added to my paint is cooper dust. I would cut a piece of old cooper pipe and grind it down using my bench grinder. I would place a bucket under the grinder wheel and grind away untill I had about 1/2 lb or so then mix it into the paint.
Now I don't claim this works or not, I just saw someone do this, so I tried it !
So, Cayenne pepper Urban legend. Or. Does it really work?
If it does work how long before EPA bands this also.