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warthog5 05-21-2007 10:20 AM

Re: before and after pic's 78 20' sf
 
So are the rails Teak or Mahogany? Clear coated?

Very nice boat. Great color combo.:D

Look's like a Hi-tech marine trailer? http://bestsmileys.com/thumbs/7.gif

sergiman 05-21-2007 08:23 PM

Re: before and after pic's 78 20' sf
 
hey mako man, they were sanded real good, and then varnished,as far as the trailer, got a great deal from tnt trailers out of tampa, 19'-21'disc braakes, all alum,torsion axles,stainless kit, and best of all, deliverered right to where the boat is, for 2743.00 i have there # anyone wants it, mike :cool:

peterb 05-21-2007 09:09 PM

Re: before and after pic's 78 20' sf
 
Very nice Mike.

thehermit 05-21-2007 09:29 PM

Re: before and after pic's 78 20' sf
 
:cool: SWEET :cool:
Those rails are cool. The boat looks bigger with the 2 tone. Nice job.

NoBones 05-21-2007 10:33 PM

Re: before and after pic's 78 20' sf
 
Hey Mike, the boat REALLY looks awesome. I hate to break it to you, but the varnish on the teak will start to slowly peal off. The oil in the teak has a way of working its way out. I made the same mistake when my boat was restored in
1991. I re-sanded the rails and just keep the teal oil handy
and re oil about every other time the boat goes in the water. Before we had the Anclote gathering I gave them the Snappy Teak cleaning and re oiled. They are a maintence issue, but they do give the boat the look like it is going
50 mph while sitting on the trailer. I hope you have better
luck with the varnish. See ya, Ken
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