Need excellent fiberglass biz for Tampa area restoration

[Terry England]

You might talk to Colin or Robin at Matson SeaMount off of 50th street and Causway Blvd. about your tank. They do a great job and will put an extra pick-up in there to put a pump ball on and every 3 months you can pump out the crud you either bought or made in the tank. They weld all the aluminum boats back together when the "Barney Fifes" over at McDill run into pilings while they are patrolling for the bad guys.

The guys in Tarpon Springs are "Quality Tee Tops", I believe. They are very good.

I'm using a fellow who is out in Highpoint (near the St. Pete / Clearwater airport) to help me re-do my 25 Bertram. Everyone who has seen the boat say "sheet, that guy knows what he is doing". I thought I knew all about fiberglass - I was in kindergarden! His name is Steve Quinneville and his phone numer is 727-365-3210. He worked for Ross Yacht, Intrepid, and those guys in Tampa that built the 6 prototype SEAL boats. Believe it or not, he makes the original Bertram work look a little "Bayliner-ly".

It is actually Seamount-Mattson at 813-248-8265

[fdheld34]

Why not try and do it yourself....plus the satisfaction when you are done!
Remember its a boat so it doesn't have to be perfect!
-Fred

[DonV]

Andy's fiberglass is no longer on US41, closed. For sure Mattson's is the place to go for your tank. Spend the extra money and get the heavier gauge aluminum.

[USF Bulls Fan]

Originally Posted by Terry England

You might talk to Colin or Robin at Matson SeaMount off of 50th street and Causway Blvd. about your tank. They do a great job and will put an extra pick-up in there to put a pump ball on and every 3 months you can pump out the crud you either bought or made in the tank. They weld all the aluminum boats back together when the "Barney Fifes" over at McDill run into pilings while they are patrolling for the bad guys.

The guys in Tarpon Springs are "Quality Tee Tops", I believe. They are very good.

I'm using a fellow who is out in Highpoint (near the St. Pete / Clearwater airport) to help me re-do my 25 Bertram. Everyone who has seen the boat say "sheet, that guy knows what he is doing". I thought I knew all about fiberglass - I was in kindergarden! His name is Steve Quinneville and his phone numer is 727-365-3210. He worked for Ross Yacht, Intrepid, and those guys in Tampa that built the 6 prototype SEAL boats. Believe it or not, he makes the original Bertram work look a little "Bayliner-ly".

It is actually Seamount-Mattson at 813-248-8265

Thanks Terry, I'll call Steve as well.