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Wet slip v. dry dock
- Thread starter jadunbar
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sbw1
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- Oct 10, 2006
- 8,185
- Boat Info
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I've never seen a dry stack boat that did not have rack rash. It is really next to impossible to pick boats up and stack them without an occassional nick. I probably would not dry stack for that reason alone. We also use our boat as another room in our house which you can't do conveniently if the boat is not in the water all of the time.
highslice
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- Mar 28, 2008
- 6,102
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- 270 SLX
2013 Sea Doo 155 Wake
- Engines
- 496 Mag
Bravo III
Corsa
Just finished our 5th year in dry stack. I make it a point to get to know the staff and bs with them whenever I am down there. Most of the people treat them like crap. Therefore, we get preferred treatment (tips help too!). Other than the occasional dirty shoe, no damage from their handling of the boat. Okay, a couple times I had to peel some off a little dock rash, but nothing permanent. Having it out of the sun and elements when we aren't using it has kept the hull (of both boats) and canvas pristine.
