JakeyBaby

Gotta mount it ni matter what!

That's awsome Billy! A bearded hen with a bow... to me is the pinnacle of Turkey hunting! Congrats on a truly great bird

Gorgeous fish! Love them Atlantics

Great morning for sure!

Nope true story.... I guess he had an extention on his "hitch" which put the tongue approximately 2 inches from the ground.

This fella was just spotted picking up his new RIGG at Bryce Marine by my buddy. Please if anyone happens to know him advise him not to launch it with his monster truck!!

Beutifull fish! And way to be a good man and help someone in need!

That is one sexy ride Brian, minus the gulp gulp factor. Congrats on the new boat!

Sikkens is what I use also, great product! Justin very true about the oil being soaked in the wood never really thought about that. I

Now that I have the floors done, everything is buffed and waxed, most of the stainless is polished, and gunwale wood is refinished i thought I was done! Now that everything is looking pretty good, my boat OCD is making it so all my eyes can focus on is the teak cabin door and frame. Now I need to pull it all off and refinish it! I'm thinking to make like a little easier that I might try and sandblast / glass bead the wood to remove the old stain. Never done it before but think it worth a shot to speed things up a bit. Anyone ever blast wood before and is it even possible?

Do you happen to make them for cowbells? The S/D ones you sent me would work great on cowbells I would think!

Atta Boy Hunter!!

Looks awsome! Yea it's tough to lay down more the expected to get the exact results that you havr in your head I used a vynal sticker to lay the name down. Whent over it then peeled it up. Came out much better then expected. Rough installed them tonight to test fit and I happy with results with Kiwigrip at this point!

Another thing was the Kiwigrip was A LOT thinner then I thought it was going to be. Looks much thicker on all the videos I watched on it!

I used a 4 inch putty knife. 1/8 in sarated trowel would definitely be the way to go. I thought the trowel I had was 1/8 but was 1/4 and that would have just made a mess.

Yes, make sure you lay your kiwigrip down as even as possible through out the whole area! I have a few spots that wasn't even and now I have to go back tonight sand it down a little and add more product. The biggest thing I would suggest is keeping the pressure with the roller as consistent as possible! Otherwise you will have high peaks and valleys in spots and little texture in others. Just keep the same pressure and go back and forth and side to side and will lay out nicely. The harder the pressure the more coarse it will be, alot of mine came out a little coarser then I wanted but doesn't really seem like it will be to bad on your feet any way so it is what it is! Overall seems like a great product.

Well I finally completed my deck hatch repairs and refinishing minus the hardware ware!! Lot more hours and money then expected but pretty happy at this point with the way they turned out. Final step was laying the Kiwigrip non skid. Added a little of my own touch to the main deck hatch by putting my boat name in the non skid. Can't wait to get the boat wet soon, been dieing to get the boat done. A little more buffing and waxing and she should finally be ready for the dock.