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    has anyone been successful in painting a lead anchor with some sort of rubber coating. the one that i have leaves black marks everywhere and are a pain to remove.

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    I remember once, I used that rubber coating used for coating the handles for tools, it worked great. I don't know if this is the same stuff you are referring to but I got it at Home Hardware!! It comes in all kinds of colors as well, hope this helps, cheers!

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    Default Rubber coating

    Plasti Dip.

    It can be painted on.

    A bit of a pain but it can be done.
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    My pops got his powder coated with the railings and cleats.
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