paulsboats
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RAM are those seats bolt paterns set up for add on slide adjusters?to move forward and back.
amazing how the kids like switches also huh

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RAM are those seats bolt paterns set up for add on slide adjusters?to move forward and back.
amazing how the kids like switches also huh
I love those seats!!!To bad he didn't have them in red, black and white.
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New plan on the paint... One of my customers is going to do it for me. He does very high end auto paint and auto restorations. He decided he needs some work done on his house, so he wants to trade services, which I'm good with. Based on that, he wanted to see the boat before I just showed up and dropped it off for him this week.
He took a look today, and now wants to do things a little different. He will be taping off all of the metal flake and repainting all of the blue on the top deck. Once the blue is painted, he will spray four coats of some super pricey clear over the entire top deck, metal flake included, and bake it
I will drop it off next weekShould be done just in time for the arrival of my engine
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I have an 89 exciter with the same color combo's and metalflake as yours.
The navy blue on the deck of my boat is toast as well but the metalflake
portion still buffs up nice and doesn't fade like the blue does after a couple of weeks.
I was wondering if i could just paint the blue and leave the flake
and clear the whole thing. I love the flake on this boat and didn't want to
paint over it. Looks like it is possible. I will look into it. Thanks. BTW your
doing a great job. I also like the way the boat looks without the windshield
and rails. Something else to think about. Jon
the rail comes in very handy at the dock/slipjust my 2 pennies
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Look at your boat with them off prior to painting. I took mine off to give the boat a modern look. I think it's a judgement or personal perference call.
ram, boat is really lookin good! IMO you should keep the rails on. not only do they have classic beauty written all over them, but filling the holes the right way and matching the color would not be fun. and as ross stated they are great dockside handles plus you can hang fenders anywhere........the look alone is enough to sell me...... after all it's a checkmate not a b@h@![]()
I got a semi-custom one for mine that fits great. It was a little more than that but it sheds water really well and came with a pole system. I keep mine in an instant garage too but keep it covered to keep it clean and keep animals from wandering in. If you can wait until tomorrow I'll get you the details on it.