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Unread 05-02-2010, 02:45 PM
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Thanks guys!

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Bonita Dan Looks good man. Your son did a great job but I guess the paint put ya over-budget for a tyvek suit huh?
Today 09:54 AM
I thought about a suit and said hell with it I not painting it!!

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nymack66 Kid did an excellent job, Boat looks great you now ready to roll ..enjoy ..
Almost!

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Destroyer Great job...sweet looking boat. I hope the fish appreciate all the time that you took to make it look nice for them.
You have no idea!! Just say I bought that boat for $2700 I am now in $17,000!! including the $2700

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Fishwhisperer 180
You got it covered...
Nice to see the son doing his part. It was my father that infused boating in my blood.
I'm trying to take my bottom paint Off. I've done half the transom and about 5' along the aft/portside. Being I keep the boat on a trailer I figure I would go around bare glass. I like the clean look. I also hope to get less resistance when going through the water. (am I fooling myself ?)
Anyway, great shots of the boat and the new pic at the base of your posts shows the boat in a very aggressive (Tough) light.
Soda blast is the way to go and a V20 here will cost you about $300 to get it done.
But after the gel coat is not good and you will have to barrier coat the bottom then paint color of choice.
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