DCarl320
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:smt089 You are my HERO!! I love you MAN!!! :smt089 Cant wait for the pics!!! HEY, Maybe the Corps will sponsor your boat and help pay for gas in exchange for some public appearances!! :smt038:smt038
Marine Wrap instead of Paint
- Thread starter doublenutz
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kbsunlovers
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Looking good, Nutz...we're moored at Pier99 but must have missed it when Mikey had the boat. We'll putter by once you've splashed again.
doublenutz
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Yep we just put is back in the water on Friday afternoon to go out this weekend with our club. Were were moored over at Pier99 for almost two years- untill they pissed me off :smt021 about a month ago. At that point I decided I wasn't going back there. So we moved over to Tomahawk Bay into slip J2 across from our club.
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Kurt
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- May 3, 2008
- 623
- Boat Info
- 2005 280 DA
- Engines
- Twin 5.0 Merc/B3's
Kohler 5K gen
I do believe Nutz it looks great! If it is that great why is this such a big secret? I guess the repair is basically melting a new piece into the torn area? I am going to foreward these pics to a friend if that is ok?
doublenutz
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Oh sure, forward away. Repairs are actually easier than that, I am now the benefactor of experience. As I was pulling out of my slip at the Marina the other day my engine quit while I was pulling out and before I could restart the quick current drifted my boat into the raised prop of a trolling motor on another boat. It put a couple of surface scratches in it about a quarter in wide and about a foot long. The repair is as simple as cutting out the damaged area and just laying a new piece of vinyl into the area that has been cut out. It takes less than 20 minutes and costs about $20.00 and I don't have to take the boat out of the water.:thumbsup:
doublenutz
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doublenutz
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My Marine Wrap is now complete
