Step Pads

Frank,I got the new step pads and they look great. Thanks for making them
up!

hi my name is steve and i am new to the site.i just bought a 68 mustang ss and it is missing 2 step pads and the 2 i have r dry roted.i would be very greatfull if u could make me a set of 4 in white. 80 dollors is fine u can contact me at steven.cumpston@yahoo.com
thanks
steve

Shoot me an email - tamanko@aol.com

FrankT

Frank,
I'd take a set of white ones. Check your email!

(do they come with a pic of your bikini girlfriend? )

Good morning Fred,

I have had a busy summer stretching lines and haven't had any time to work on step pads but I will be getting back to them in a month or so. I will post when I build up some inventory.

Regards,

FrankT

Frank: I still want a set of the step pads. When will you have?
Thanks. Fred Price

FrankT wrote: I am traveling this week returning Monday. I will post when I have some inventory. FrankT

Ill probably order a set or 2 (white) as well, Frank. No hurry!

I would take four in white for my Wildcat.

Fred,

I sent you an email. Although I do not have any pads currently I have the molds, materials, and equipment to make more. Just let me know.

FrankT

Frank: Do you still have the White Step pads in this picture with the Correct Craft logo? I am interested in purchasing. I have a 1971 Mustang I bought new when I turned 21. Still looks like new and my pads are in new condition, but I would not mind having a spare set.
Please e mail me at priceaut@bellsouth.net. Thanks.

Frank, How will I pay you for them? I will needs 4 step pads total for my skier. Thanks!

Danny

I will be making some over the next few days should have a few sets available by Wednesday. I have an extra set of black currently. If you are interested please send me an email at tamanko@aol.com .

A single set of 4 is $85 and two sets are $165 including shipping.

FrankT

I'm interested in a set (4) of "white" step pads for my 1967 CC Mustang. Will be making any soon.

Thanks, John
jdrunabout@att.net

Thanks Mike,
It's been a fun boat. It was actully one of those dream boats you wished you had when looking at them as a teen. Fast and cool looking. Lucky for me that dream came true. Along with that dream came some work. New bottom and the of course varnish maintenance!

The bottom problem was delamination of the plywood. It was actually what put Dunphy under. Bad plywood from the Philippines with a fungus already in the wood! They were taking them back under warrantee to the factory. Watercraft Sales sold 5 of them to my knowledge and all needed bottoms at one time. Mine was just later because it wasn't used much before I got it.

adamt wrote: 8122pbrainard wrote: Generic pads are available off the shelf to fit the Atwood frames. Available in black but can be painted white with a can of vinyl spray paint. That's what I'm running now on my X55. Pete, what do you mean when you say "vinyl spray paint"?

Adam,
You can find it at the hardware store. Some are made to stick to plastic but the vinyl paint is made to stick to soft vinyl and some rubber. You'll need to read the labels on the cans. Works pretty good but needs recoating every couple years as it does yellow.

Auto supplies will also have sprays for doing actual vinyl upholstery. Avoid these as most are dyes that won't cover as well. Too thin.