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Lead oxide coating.

Combats corrosion.
Sea water is very corrosive.

To protect from rusts

I don't know but let me join my colleagues up � and tell you same


To prevent it from rusting

To protect from Rust

Mami water hate anything red, so they don't go near ship painted with red.

To prevent rust

For visibility and to appease mami water. Red is the favourite colour of mami water..

Babaalata:
For visibility and to appease mami water. Red is the favourite colour of mami water..

Shark and killer whale� not to eat it, they also understand that RED is dangerous

I believe the paint is to prevent rusting and it also serve as an antifouling process to impede the growth of aquatic microorganisms on the hull of the ship which slows down the movement of the ship

Good one

To protect it from rusting.

Learnt about that in one of Clive Cussler's books.

Make e no rust

ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
Mami water hate anything red, so they don't go near ship painted with red.

Beauty plus brain. But hope you are not one of the mami

ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
Mami water hate anything red, so they don't go near ship painted with red.

Talking frm experience

Josonas:
To protect from Rust

so black color doesn't prevent rusting

He refunded me

I'm not sure, but I read somewhere that way back when, copper paints used to be red. And the bottom of ship's were covered with copper paints.

I'm guessing the color kind of stuck?

It rusting from stop to.

Thank me later

sheggsliveth:
Shark and killer whale� not to eat it, they also understand that RED is dangerous

Bro who told you whale kills

Not anymore OP, time has changed

tobby20:
Bro who told you whale kills

I read about killer whale ..I think whale has about 19 types while the killer whales seems to be more beautiful

ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
Mami water hate anything red, so they don't go near ship painted with red.

Hmmmm mami water spokes person .

To send danger signals to killer whales

Back when ship's hulls were first painted for anti-fouling (sea critter repellent) the best paint for this was a high lead content paint similar to red lead primer. This paint has a naturally occurring red pigment and the lead killed sea growth. Prior to this paint being laid on, a primer was applied to allow better adhesion to the hull. It was a purer red lead paint.
In later years, better anti fouling paints became available and different primers were used having a different pigment. The outer coat remained red because as it wore away it would expose the colors of the primer coats beneath it thereby giving notice that a new outer coat of paint was needed. It was kept a red color supposedly because it showed up better underwater when the checks for wear were made and because of Navy tradition. (The Navy is big on tradition)

starbuck:
I don't know but let me join my colleagues up � and tell you same


To prevent it from rusting

Lol, which of the lady on ur dp is u

Nairalanders are so really dumb, u think a mare paint is gonna prevent rusting The red color is to prevent overloading dumb ass . In the UK there's a circle to indicate the maximum loading capacity. But then I don't blame the arts and commercial students here.

ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
Mami water hate anything red, so they don't go near ship painted with red.

You stole someone's profile picture from instagram and you are using it to type rubbish here

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ALLNIGERIANSMAD:
Mami water hate anything red, so they don't go near ship painted with red.

Na dem, mummy.

jubrilcastle:
Beauty plus brain. But hope you are not one of the mami

Which beauty be dat, abeg?