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Old 11-17-2003, 10:59 AM
TUGBOAT TUGBOAT is offline
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Default Re: starboard to flush mount electronics

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I did not go with starboard because of the sealing problem,Down here We can get 5"s of Rain in about 5 min.s did'nt want to run / leave the plexi installed,also i do not cover the boat after washing I let Her Dry out then cover.Sometimes(In the Summer) It will Gulley wash & thats all I need is water inside the console (AGAIN).Built a New instrument panel(mold) of the original wood.Lil deeper.Used a flat primer(self sealing)(NO GLARE).SEALED !Drain tubes in the bottom edge.

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