Zinc Anode Replacement

Boat anodes, commonly referred to as boat zincs, play a vital role in protecting the metal components of your vessel from galvanic corrosion. This type of corrosion occurs when two dissimilar metals, such as the shaft, rudder, outboard, stern drive, or propeller, are connected and immersed in water. Over time, the corrosive action can severely damage these components. Zinc anodes act as sacrificial metals, corroding in place of your valuable boat parts, ensuring their longevity and functionality.

To maintain optimal protection, zincs should be replaced when roughly half of the anode has been lost to corrosion. Ideally, we aim for zinc anode replacement as needed.

Service Areas

Premier Marine Detailing can replace Zinc Anodes in the following locations:

  • Nassau County
  • Duval County
  • St. Johns County
  • Flagler County
  • Volusia County
  • Brevard County
  • Indian River County
  • St. Lucie County
  • Martin County
  • Palm Beach County
  • Broward County
  • Miami-Dade County
  • And More!

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