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Old 04-26-2009, 09:26 PM
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Well this was my last weekend @ my shop space. I was able to put down the non-skid on the deck. I then hit the whole deck with 2 coats of perfection off white. This was mostly done to blend my deck repair. The main deck looks like an old deck in good shape that was painted .



With time up on inside space…...well...she’s a lawn ornament.



My dog already peed on the console and tub


I am happy with the new transom and the majority of the work. I have lots of parts to start throwing @ her now.
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Old 05-08-2009, 09:15 PM
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Hey Gang,

A brief FYI.

I sent around my tank plans to 5 places. Its an 80 Gal tank based on my specs. I know some of you like 100+ capacity.

After reading Wavelength's post (yea search function) I was glad I checked with RDS tanks. They got the job. Below is a list of the quotes. No names posted except the low bid(not bashing). Check out the spread

RDS $724.00
place a $890.00
place b $810.00
place c $950.00
place d $928.00

note: only place D included the epoxy coat....and all prices include shipping. Oh yea the highest price was nearest to me.

PS: Thanks to Rich @ Cape Marine Supply for the fastest shipping of a fishfinder ever Now I got something to do while I wait for my tank.
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Old 05-09-2009, 10:51 AM
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Works is looking good. How did the place I recommended do in the bidding? Hiliner Steve
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Old 05-09-2009, 12:01 PM
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Hey Steve,

That was place D Thats where I got my tank for the 20...but RDS beat em. Well see how they do...I just signed off on their CAD drawing.
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Old 05-11-2009, 12:53 PM
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RDS duplicated the 28 gal. tank in my Seafari. I'm very happy with it.
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Old 05-17-2009, 03:51 PM
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Well I have made little progress on the lawn ornament.

I did get in my plexiglass sheet in from estreet plastics. Professional plastics would not send a 6’x 18” UPS. I sent a pm to estreet and they sent me a link to the exact size I needed…..it was about 70 bucks to my door. The original windshield was lexan and the local glass shop wanted $420 to make it! I had also found lexan (bronze) online for about $150 ish cut to fit but went with the plexi.

Getting ready to bend:


Bent blank…comparing to original…looks like its gona fit:


Sides cut, edges beveled with file and its ready to install:


Before:


After:



I am happy with the way it came out.

I have also been doing some little stuff like pulling wires and re-doing thru-hulls. With the arrival of a few key parts in the upcoming weeks I should be able to really start putting her together.
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Old 05-17-2009, 08:39 PM
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Hermit if you don't mind me asking, who made your SeaCraft decals? Great resto BTW!
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Old 05-24-2009, 10:34 AM
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Was there any trick to bending the plexi? That looks like a heat gun in the picture so I'm assuming you just heated to it was pliable and bent as required??
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