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Mine has been amazing! This shot was taken by a buddy of mine from his drone at our 4th of July raft-up. Next bash is August 9th at Tice's Shoal for anyone in the NJ area!

Thanks! It's a work in progress, but I'm definitely happy with the results.

After hours of excruciating sticker peeling in the hot sun, I was able to successfully remove all of the bow graphics from my boat this weekend. Even with a heat gun and tons of Goo Gone, this job was a pain in the ass! I guess that's what happens when decals are baked into a gelcoat after 14...

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Wow, that thing is MINT! Nice work!

Thanks for the helpful tips! I'm just worried about the marina decal located by the fuel tank.. I don't know how I feel about pointing a heat gun in that area, even if it's only for a few seconds lol

Will the heat gun damage the gelcoat in any way?

Agreed. This is literally something I've wanted to do since I took ownership of the boat, but just never got around to pulling the trigger. I hope it goes as smooth as I'm anticipating it to be.

I'm going to take a stab at removing the graphics this upcoming weekend and see how it goes. I'll start with the smaller ones on the bow so I can get to them with a buffer easily and if it goes well, I'll devise a plan to tackle the stern.

A little idea I came up with over the holiday weekend. I hope y'all enjoy it as much as I do! For more of my photos, visit my website at www.robroselliphotography.com or my facebook page at www.facebook.com/robroselliphotography Cheers!

How was the removal process? Did you do it with the boat in the water or on dry land? Also, I see that your 185 is almost as old as my 240, was there any "ghosting" left behind from the graphics after they were removed? If so, did they buff out with some compound and an orbital?

I'm actually from New Jersey, I just pulled this image from Google since I don't have a side-profile shot of my boat. Sorry for the confusion!

No worries, I'll have my registration numbers on there, I just wanted a super-clean look to get the best idea. Oh, and I rarely take her out at night, so the tint shouldn't be an issue with visibility.

I've had my 2001 Sundeck for just over 6 years now and I think it's time to change up the scenery. I've been toying around with the idea of removing all the (sun-faded) graphics, tinting the windows, and changing the canvas (and bimini) from blue to black. Before: After: I love how sleek...

Just thought I'd keep you all updated, everything worked out with the boat and MarineMax said they would fix anything and everything that was wrong (or raised a red flag) with the boat at no charge. I'm picking her up next Friday and couldn't be happier! Thanks again to everyone that helped me...

Thanks for the helpful tips everyone! I went to see the boat this weekend with my family and everything looked great. I ran a "Boat History Report" on it and everything came up clean and I've also received all of the service records from MarineMax stating everything that has ever been done to...

Ok, I will definitely do that. Thank you all for the helpful information, I'll keep you updated on what happens this weekend!

Can you simplify what all of that means for me? Sorry, as I mentioned earlier I am very new to boating. _Thanks

Yes, my family and I are new to boating and this will be our first boat. The dealer (MarineMax) has scheduled a test drive for us this coming Sunday so I will get to see how she handles/runs. I already had the dealer do a background check on the boat and it turns out it was purchased from them...

Yes, I meant the bottom paint. Here is some more detailed information on the boat: STOCK# : 89342 STATUS : AVAILABLE MFG : SEA RAY DES : USED BRAND : SEA RAY EXT COLOR : S/BLUE MODEL : 240 SUNDECK INT COLOR : S/BLUE YEAR : 2001...