before and after pic's 78 20' sf
 

[image]http://s31.photobucket.com/albums/c386/sergiman/[/image]hope they come out, mike

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oh well i'll try again,

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Here's some shots of serg007's 1978 20' in the redo process!! Nice Job Mike, Gotta Love those Spray rails :cool:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...raftbefore.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...eacraft001.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...eacraft002.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...eacraft003.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...eacraft004.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...eacraft005.jpg

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Thanks Capt. :) I knew you take care of this.
She looks great, better than new.
(Kind of fond of the color, same as mine :D )
Great Job :cool:

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Very impressive restoration Serg007, I'm sure you can't wait for the first splash. Spray Rails have made a world of difference for me - surprised more 20's don't have them

I guess you can rename her "Deeper in Debt" now! :D

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No, no, no, "Money in the Bank"

See ya, Ken

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Mike & Chuck,

Was the boat surgery performed at Wild Fire?

Also, was does a set of those spray rails goes for (including installation)?

Peter

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hi peter, no, the boat is being done by a guy named justin, at his shop in darian georgia,named (justifed customs)as far as the spray rail, that was on the boat when a got it, who ever put it on seemed to know what there were doing ,they did a good job,mike

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From the Pics, they look like the teak spray rails like mine. After talking to Carl Moesly at Anclote, the rails
were an after thought due to the fact that the top section from the original design was cut down. These were done at the factory. Due to the fast entry of the SeaCraft they helped to deaden' the re-entry and reduce spray. They were
put on to last, no doubt about it. I have seen 20's and 23's
with them. I have ridden in both with and without. I will be building a pair to put on the Sceptre. They do make a difference.
See ya, Ken

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hi ken, thanks for the info,i was'nt sure if they were made at the the factory or done by someone, i sure have alot of people telling me how much they like the boat,and they all ask ask about them spray rails :Dsee ya mike

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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

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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:

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Very nice Mike.

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:cool: SWEET :cool:
Those rails are cool. The boat looks bigger with the 2 tone. Nice job.

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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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