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Billy V

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  1. We just touch up the paint where it's peeled off & worn thin each year and then re-paint as necesary. Hit the spots where it's come off with some light sandpaper & make sure you've gotten all the loose paint off before you touch it up & you should be all set.

  2. Glen,

    If bottom paint creates any drag I've never noticed it. I've always had my boats bottm painted so I can't compare against going without paint.

    Nice looking ride Cruccontroll! In Fair Haven you can check Shawn's Marina, Anchor Resort, Bayside Marina, and Fair Point Marina.

    Have a nice Thanksgiving guys!

  3. Definitely bottom paint it if you're gonna slip it for any time. You really don't want to try and clean it after it's been in the water without bottom paint. It'll have all sorts of growth on the bottom that's nasty. There are several brands out there. I've used both Pettit and Interlux and have generally found that you get what you pay for. A good bottom paint will last two + years and the cheap stuff will need to be re-applied every year.

    Check this link for info on how to apply it:

    http://www.boatus.com/boattech/casey/15.htm

    If you want someone else to do it for you, most any marina will apply it for you in the spring. Check with whoever you decide to slip with and I'm sure they can handle it for you.

  4. Be careful Erby....you might just end up becoming a spoon junkie!! Dave is a paint GENIUS and makes some of the prettiest spoons out there. I have three huge boxes full of spoons and there's probably 50 or so unopened packages of spoons in my garage...I keep telling myself that I can only run one spoon per rod, yet I keep buying...and buying...and buying...and buying...

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