According to a brochure, the P19 main is 83 sq ft, and the lapper is 76 sq ft.
Galvanizing is applied by dipping in molten zinc, which produces a shiny,
silvery, mottled zinc-iron alloy coating, as seen on metal rain gutters and
such. It may not be so shiny after exposure to saltwater, but should be
easy to distinguish from paint.
>Is there a way you can tell if you board is glavanized
>or not?
>My boat is a '97 P-19, According to the number on the
>hull I think it was built or finished June 7, 1997.
>
>Also, since after reading some of you folks ability to
>calculate, and since I must have missed that day in
>school or something, can any of you tell me what the
>sail area for my boat is? I have the mainsail
>(obviously) and a 110% Lapper on a CDI. The working jib is 52 sq ft, and
>the genoa is 107 sq ft.
>
>Thanks everybody!
>
>Bruce
>P-19 #969
>South Central, MI
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