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Prop Speed AS SEEN IN THE JULY / AUGUST 2007 ISSUE

The leader in running gear coatings!

PropSpeed is changing the way the boating community thinks with regards to foul-free running gear performance. Unlike traditional bottom-paint systems that have been used for years on a vessels running gear with little or no success, PropSpeed truly performs.

PropSpeed can be applied to propellers, shafts, struts, rudders, trim tabs and thru-hull fittings. PropSpeed works because it is slick, not because it is toxic. Because PropSpeed contains no tin, no copper and no pesticides, it is environmentally friendly.

Increased speeds and fuel savings have been reported by captains and boat owners as well as a reduction in maintenance costs. PropSpeed can be applied by boatyards or boat owners with ease. A visit to the company's web-site provides both the novice boat owner and the experienced boatyard personnel with in-depth application directions.

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Piranha opens 30 propeller recycling centers throughout the U.S.

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Piranha Opens 30 Propeller Recycling Centers Throughout the U.S.

Piranha Propellers has teamed up with more than 30 of its local dealers and marinas to encourage boaters to recycle damaged propellers.

San Luis Obispo, CA, August 18, 2008 – In an effort to preserve the environment, keep costs down, and promote responsible recreation, Piranha Propellers has recruited 30 dealers and marinas to participate in a boat propeller recycling program. Authorized Piranha recycling collection centers will now collect damaged propeller blades that the factory will recycle. Once blades are sent back to the factory, they will undergo a low-energy regrinding process that will not compromise the material.