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Old 11-11-2009, 05:26 PM
bigeasy1 bigeasy1 is offline
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Default Re: Fiberglass Supplier

Well,I can tell you how the service at Mertons is,because I'm usually there every night of the week.
He's a friend of mine,and was a huge help in the restoration of my Tsunami.
It's the luxury of having a friend in the fiberglass business that is ten minutes from home.

I'm not saying this because he's a friend,but his service is great.He has restored,and built,several boats of his own and is a very accomplished glass man,so any advice he gives,is from not only good product knowledge,but also years of hands on glass work.
I've seen him several times, talk people out of buying supplies that they don't need.His biggest fault,is spending to much time on the phone helping customers with glass work or problems.
I'm always telling him,that boy,you give a lot of free lessons to people.
He usually ships the same day,or next day all over the country via UPS.

He carries just about everything needed to build or restore a boat with.If you don't see it on his site,give him a call,as he has a lot of stuff that's not on the web site.

I hope this didn't come across as an advertisement,and if so, feel free to delete this reply.I can just say from knowing him for many years,I would highly recommend him.
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