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juiceclark



Golf is for dorks

Registered: October 2007
Location: Fort Myers, FL
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ratrace2

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Registered: December 2007
Location: NJ USA
Posts: 328
April-16-2008 10:32am Rating: 10 

I get it.....how do you attach the two, i.e. deck to hull

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juiceclark

Golf is for dorks

Registered: October 2007
Location: Fort Myers, FL
Posts: 299
April-17-2008 10:43am

You lay the deck on the hull and 5200 the two together for waterproofing. Then, you glass them together on the inside. Lastly, we're putting a big, 2.5" stainless rub rail around with bolts that will come through all of the above. (keep in mind I'm the finance guy, not the brains of the operation...my answers come from my watching the guys do it)

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Tony Clark
Fort Myers, FL
Brite Star Custom Yachts
Financial Legacy Investment Portfolios

www.britestaryachts.com
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ratrace2

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April-18-2008 10:35pm

100' of 2.5" stainless steel rub rail?....too much money: just bolt it and glass it.

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ratrace2

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April-19-2008 12:31am

Any scantling rules going to take effect??

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Ask the Viking guy, ABYS, DNS, GL...?????

Also, crank up that "free ship", "free-hull" S/W you got and show me some stringer designs for this monster......

Viking actually got some really good reviews--from a boat surveyor--for their stringer design....

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juiceclark

Golf is for dorks

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Location: Fort Myers, FL
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April-21-2008 12:44pm

Scantling rules? That's not in this financial consultant's vocabulary!

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Fort Myers, FL
Brite Star Custom Yachts
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April-22-2008 7:01pm

http://p2library.nfesc.navy.mil/P2_O...ok/2_II_4.html

Hinckley boats says they use this process; well, in their sales/Demo video.....Talk about over kill when it comes to putting on a sales demo.

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