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The high gloss finished Birch interior of our boat is developing cracks on the radiused corners. Not sure who to call? Would appreciate any ideas.

I will post what I find! Thanks for the zip tie idea, that would work!

I can post more pics of the part if that helps.....

Yes the slide bar sits flush on the wall (approx 24" long) and it has a clear plastic slide that will travel the length of the bar. That clear plastic slide has a rod on it and the clear ring (the broken part) fits over it to hold it in position. The chrome ring is where the actual wand...

You are correct, the hose does screw onto the male thread and it is the clear plastic ring that is broken. I have been to HD and Lowe's and West Marine, and was trying to avoid replacing the existing slide bar and hanger......

I am trying to locate a broken part. It is the small plastic elbow that is the shower wand hanger. I know this part was used on several model years (I am a 1998 450 DA), but Sea Ray has told my local dealer that it is discontinued...... I have contacted Grohe, who said it is not a Grohe part...

A solution of 10-15% of bleach in water. Spray on and let it stand for a few minutes. I would suggest removing the canvas or covering what is underneath.

My gen will run great for 7-8 hours and then begin to fall off. After it sits for awhile it will run great again for the same amount of time. Fuel filters are fresh, getting plenty of water and not overheating.... Does this sound like a lift pump issue?? Please help!

I am trying to find the small plastic ring or elbow that holds the shower wand to the slide bar. Would appreciate any help! It is/was a common shower part on many model years......but Sea Ray does not carry the part anymore.

Not to be a salesman for West Marine, but I too had this problem. I changed the switch three times, and then was told about this switch with no moving parts. It has never failed me! I have had it in place for four years. WEST MARINE BilgePro Auto Water-Sensing Switch 7865637 Please wait...

I spoke with Bob at Boatzincs.com, and received my lesson on galvanic corrosion. Very helpful, very friendly......and I bought kits for both engines!! Thanks again!!

We had a similar problem, hauled the boat from Florida and could not figure out why the rear axle was overweight. We had alot of water under the aft cabin!!! The bigger problem for you is how it got there in the first place. In our case, I learned that during an AC replacement the inbound...

Dom, First I want to thank you for responding to my email, and really appreciate how you share your knowledge with everyone. I run in freshwater, and plan on replacing my zincs. I have been told that the proper anode for freshwater is magnesium but boatzincs.com only has the kit in zinc...