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The best substitute for brass?
The vulnerability of brass to corrosion in sea water has been known for a century but its ideal replacement remains elusive
The issue of which type of material is best suited for accessories on boats remains contentious.
Brass – an alloy of copper and zinc – has been used for centuries but can be prone to corrosion in salt water.
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