How does salt water damage markers and signs?
Ocean front environments are potentially
the most hazardous of all. The salt can quickly corrode thin aluminum
tags. Additionally, the successive cycles of wet/dry conditions can
excelerate crazing andcracking. Fiberglass signs, however, seem to
hold up very well or thick or anodized aluminum markers can be used
with good results. Navy ships, for example, use anodized aluminum
for their markings.

Aluminum pole marker corrodes and actually "evaporates"
next to sea. Make sure parts are thick enough to withstand corrosion. |
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Sign deteriorated within five years near ocean spray environment. |
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