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Air206 
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 Topic: Refurb Wakeboard RacksPosted: January-02-2015 at 12:56pm |
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The Roswell wakeboard racks we use on the 04 Air206 are getting badly pitted and the bungees are beginning to fray. I was thinking of getting them refurbed.... sending them back to Roswell or having them powder coated.
The aluminum was not originally sealed/coated like the new ones are.. so they are just going to do this again. I wouldn't mind them matching the silver tower powder coating as well. Has anyone done this? Polish and coat or powder coat with bungee replacement? Recommendations anyone? Cost prohibative? Thanks........ |
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The Godfather
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 1:26pm |
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Can you get some photo and I'll see what we might have.
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Jbear, said to me wow if it was'nt for this site we would never had met for this to happen....
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skutsch
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 1:27pm |
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Steve, do you know Brian Harlan? He manages the Roswell Touring display, is a huge Correct Craft Guy (although I don't know his screen name on here) and a stunt man seen regularily on Chicago PD and Chicago Fire. Let me know and I will do an email introduction via email or facebook. He is a great guy and could let you know if Roswell does that kind of work.
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Air206
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 1:31pm |
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This is the rack(s) that I have (with added swivel) Fits 2004 Air 206 tower...... Thanks for checking Dave!
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The Godfather
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 1:31pm |
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I think we used titian board racks back in 04
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Jbear, said to me wow if it was'nt for this site we would never had met for this to happen....
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The Godfather
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 1:32pm |
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Ok
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Jbear, said to me wow if it was'nt for this site we would never had met for this to happen....
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8122pbrainard
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 1:53pm |
Steve, I suggest looking into having them anodized. If any of the powder coat is chipped say at a corner, the moisture will get in and you will get the oxidation again. |
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Air206
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 2:11pm |
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The surfaces are pretty pitted right now.....
I have an email in to Roswell. Speaking with them 2 years ago, they said that those model years did pit if they weren't regularly waxed as they were not protected with a coating. Waxing the board racks has not been on my priority list. New racks are coated, however. Dave, those years were Flight Clip years.... These are aftermarket racks. |
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Treybizttu
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 2:24pm |
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I'm following this... I have almost the exact version and they polished up okay from being neglected for years but I don't think waxing them every few weeks is going to happen.
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Morfoot
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Posted: January-02-2015 at 2:47pm |
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What about buffing them up and sealing them with some rustoleum rattlecan clear coat? I used it on the speaker boxes and glovebox lids that I made out of Carbon fiber and it's held up really well so I'd think it would work on Aluminum.
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"Morfoot; He can ski. He can wakeboard.He can cook chicken.He can create his own self-named beverage, & can also apparently fly. A man of many talents."72 Mustang "Kermit",88 SN Miss Scarlett, 99 SN "Sherman"
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