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Very nice Mr. Beard!
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Wow, keep up the good work and the pictures. Looks phenomenal.
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Tom your thoughts on the gelcoat respray? Did it work as you thought? Anything you'd do different?
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Thanks for the comments,
For the Gel Coat I was shocked at how fast it would set up in the gun. By time I sprayed the first solid coat, got out of the boat and opened the acetone to clean things up, the stuff started to set up in the gun. So I learned to back off on the hardner to allow for more time. I did like the duratec clear. Great shine too.
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Here is the process I went through for painting the windshield. I considered powder coating but I had left over paint from other boat/car projects so I decided to save the money and just paint it.

Remove all seals and screws. Scotch bright the frame. Wash with dawn and hot water. Spray 2 light coats of epoxy primer. Let dry and cure out a few days. Lightly sand with 800 grit paper. Wash with dawn and hot water. Spray 2 light coats of black base and let dry 30 min between coats and immediately follow up with 2 coats of clear and let dry 30 min between coats. I did not bother to sand and buff the final clear coat due to the configuration of the frames. The clear left it glossy but I like it now that it is on the boat.
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Very nice thanks for sharing.

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Getting ready to go to the shop for decals, pin striping and lightning bolt. Thanks Marty for the barefoot Nautique trailer decal, PCM and dash decals.
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Looks great Tom! Just one thing....Does the trailer have crash pads and if not are you planning on installing some?
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Yes Tim...I left them off the trailer to allow room for the decal guy to pin stripe the front.
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Got the Transom, 2001, Lightning Bolt and pin striping installed. The side Barefoot nautique decals were so aged/old the adhesive would not stick to the boat. I am in touch with the supplier on the returns. N3 is producing a new original "Barefoot Nautique" decal for the sides of the boat. I am very pleased so far with the look....
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looks fantastic
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She's looking good!
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Niiiiice!!

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Wow! She is looking great! Good Job!
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I like the safety covers for the outter platform brackets. Ive jabbed myself on those a few times.
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Thanks for the comments....Yes Zach....have a scar on my ribs from that bracket. I do not mind a few from footing but not walking around a boat:)
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Tom, looks phenomenal. Great job, and can't wait to see the finished product!   
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Those are very motivating pictures. Well done!
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Thanks....Pics of the restored deck. We currently have the boat back off the trailer [its hanging again:)] We color sanded the trailer and sprayed 3 coats of clear coat to finish it off. Will post more pics next week.
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Amazing !!!

Any pics of that DASH POD !? !!!!!!
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Originally posted by MartyMabe MartyMabe wrote:


Amazing !!!   

I agree!

I want to see some pictures of the trailer after the color sand and 3 coats of clear. I don't think anyone else has gone that far on a trailer before.


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