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    OHHH, we see whats up here/. Gonna bleed this um like a stuck pig trying to poutdo the Crankbait thread. LOL Sure hope it all works for ya this time WB. you need pedestals this time?
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    it all looks sooo tooo familiar

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    Nice start on the new boat WB, what is your plans for all the new stuff, what layout you going to do, accessories and such.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Little Skeeter View Post
    Nice start on the new boat WB, what is your plans for all the new stuff, what layout you going to do, accessories and such.
    he prolly wont jus come out and say this butt he's takin my advice on it allllllll...

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    Well...starting front to back:

    MK 101 Terrova US2 with the updated Ipilot
    Hi-Teks up front
    HDS 8 and 5 with LSS-1
    Pair of New Seats on a MrGoodTime Add-A-Seat contraption. Gonna start with that and see if I like it. If not, I'll pop in a couple of seat bases.
    Gonna get EZ to make me a rod carrier rack and put EZ's Holders on the back.
    Add in a power bubbles and I'm good to fish.

    Will also use a specially formulated hair gel imported from Egypt and a Corsair 5100XT styling iron on the do.

    Repairs needed amount to a couple of box lights and a pump that's bad. Biggest repair will be to the trailer. It's got several nice rusty spots that need to be ground down and repainted over and a couple of brackets that may need to be replaced. MrGoodTime is gonna help me with that.

    G3T is the official thangamajig fetcher, whatsit holder and rigging mascot for this project.

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    Forgot to mention, it's got some light hazy areas on the top cap from the front cleats back and some pretty good hazing on the nose. I've read all about finish restoration over the years and know how it's done, but I've never actually done it. Can't decide if I can get away with buffing and waxing to get it back or if I need to really bite the bullet and wet sand, glaze, buff and wax. None of that is expensive, just time consuming and somewhat of an art/voodoo majic to make it what you want it to be. Wish I had somebody to show me how it's done on a 1' section, then watch me do the next 1' section so I can be sure I'm doing the next 38' the right way. Last thing I want to do is have to do it twice.

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    Be sure and warn me before you post up pictures of how you janked up the FF power supply by splicing into the running lights or the front trim switch instead of taking the time to run a clean uncut and properly fused power wire all the way to the batteries. I need time to close my eyes. Thank you.

    P.S. Your other plans sound great but you may want to go ahead and wet sand before polishing and waxing while it's cool out. Just sayin...
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    Quote Originally Posted by yikess View Post
    Your other plans sound great but you may want to go ahead and wet sand before polishing and waxing while it's cool out. Just sayin...
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    Better now than when the big girls head shallow.......you already got it half stripped down now......when done then install everything else
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    Been reading up on the gelcoat this afternoon. There's a spectacular thread on it on the BBC under boat restorations. Think I'm leaning towards the wet sand option. Scary stuff though. Anyhow, that's the last thing on my list. Looks to be quite a chore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wannabe... View Post
    Been reading up on the gelcoat this afternoon. There's a spectacular thread on it on the BBC under boat restorations. Think I'm leaning towards the wet sand option. Scary stuff though. Anyhow, that's the last thing on my list. Looks to be quite a chore.

    Wannabe...
    now yu talkn. I got a good look on one of yo pics--thats what it needs. Tell you what you can do yos then teach me

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