Surface Preperation for Thermal Spray on Propeller

It is the first time I posted on CR4, so pardon me for not meeting your high expectations.

I was wondering why your are such an angry person, your remarks could have been said in a much better way. Most people would receive your comments as coming from an arrogant jerk; but I did not. I just think you are angry at someone or something and you decided to take it out on me. If my post did in fact made you that angry, I feel sorry for you.

Azz fur azz mhi speelin ghoes, im wurken un dat.

Thanks for you interest, and I hope today is a blessed day for you.

Bob

Hi ThermalSprayGuy,

CR4 has both a commercial section and a spell checker.

Your response doesn't present a very professional image.

First - Sorry, I didn't notice that it was your first post. I should have been more gentle...

Second - I was not, and am not, angry; just disappointed. LynLynch used the precise word: I expect a more professional post on an engineering forum.

I did read enough of your links to realize your thermal spray was probably not intended to be used on propellers (as the title implied), although I did not see what kinds of metals (alloys?) you are able to spray, and therefore do not know whether I might be interested.

In case you didn't read it or understand, sending a neophyte off to get a bucket of prop wash is an old joke. It was intended to end on a happy note!

Thanks for the response and your comments. I fly a Cherokee, and I will make sure no one sends me on a walk for prop wash.

Bob