2022 "Un" Splash pics.

[techmitch]

Unsplahed!
Oh and do t use collimate on your boat at beginning of the year as it leaves a nasty shine that can’t be removed come fall
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That thing is a beast and look's great. Is that lift new?

 

[Almightys]

That thing is a beast and look's great. Is that lift new?

The tnt on the boat? No

at the marina I think they painted it a few seasons ago when safe harbor took over

 

[Blueone]

Right on time

 

[highslice]

Right on time

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Looks like you have some bottom cleaning to do....

 

[Stee6043]

Sheesh, that's a hell of a boat to hand-crank out of the water!

 

[Blueone]

Tumbleweed is in the building…. With lots of room all around…. Love this place

 

[sbw1]

I'm curious, what are these massive buildings used for during the summer when all the boats are in the water?

indoor parking for customers using their boats.

 

[sbw1]

Sheesh, that's a hell of a boat to hand-crank out of the water!

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The dock hand has a hell of an arm.

 

[Blueone]

Looks like you have some bottom cleaning to do....

Better now

 

[Blueone]

So looking at the power wash job after it dried was worst then last year. My storage place uses this marinas lift and guys to power wash and put on his trailer. I talked to the owner and a yard guy about the piss poor job and they said ya they lost their good guy two years ago.
So now I have to remove the waterline scum by hand….. so I am thinking if I do this next year I want to power wash the thing myself. I have never had this problem before at other marinas they always did a good job.
Have you guys run into this before?

 

[Stee6043]

So looking at the power wash job after it dried was worst then last year. My storage place uses this marinas lift and guys to power wash and put on his trailer. I talked to the owner and a yard guy about the piss poor job and they said ya they lost their good guy two years ago.
So now I have to remove the waterline scum by hand….. so I am thinking if I do this next year I want to power wash the thing myself. I have never had this problem before at other marinas they always did a good job.
Have you guys run into this before?

I've always had to remove the scum line myself. The power washing only seems to get the growing crud off? Sounds like my expectations of "pretty good" are your "piss poor"

Once around with this stuff and the scum line is long gone...

 

[Pirate Lady]

Why? A month after it goes back in it’s going to have another scum line. All that stress will give you heart attack.

 

[Stee6043]

Why? A month after it goes back in it’s going to have another scum line. All that stress will give you heart attack.

Man you can't wax the sides with a scum line at the bottom. What kind of heathen are you?

 

[Pirate Lady]

I let the wax guy deal with it.

 

[Jus Cruisin]

Looks like you have some bottom cleaning to do....

Somebody didn't anchor in the shallows and do any scrubbing this summer.

 

[Shenanigans77]

Scum line probably covering that scarred boot stripe. They left it like that on purpose.

 

[Blueone]

Scum line probably covering that scarred boot stripe. They left it like that on purpose.

Tough crowd….. tough crowd

 

[Blueone]

Somebody didn't anchor in the shallows and do any scrubbing this summer.

You know I was thinking on the drive out of there this morning ….. we never anchored out once this summer.
We talked about not spending so much time on the island next summer…… and we have some great beaches to anchor out on

 

[firecadet613]

If you're going to bottom paint the water line next year, spray some Iron Out on it and watch the scum line melt away...

 

[JayhawkCurtis]

I have a house project going, and I really didn’t feel like dealing with the boat this fall, but I knew I’d hate myself in the spring if I didn’t change the oil and gear lube. Even gave her a little bath. Here she is tucked in the shop for the winter, just need to throw the cover on after she drys for a couple of days.