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  Michaelbluewolf

• Aug 21, 2011

Good Morning Spookeay,
I have been searching for pictures and designs for restoring my 1970 SRV 190. Please after seeing the great job you did on this SRV 190, I would be oooh so thankful for any and all pictures that you could send me.
Thanks, Mike

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  DustinL

• Aug 18, 2011

Enjoyed all the youtube vids this week. Maybe we will get down to the lake with the go-fasters and see you guys one day. Would bring mine but that would be costly. Beautiful job on the Event HoriXon. The 80's model SR's are some of my favorites.

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  DustinL

• Aug 18, 2011

Enjoyed the youtube vids this week. Eventually we will bring the go fasters down to the lake and come hang with you guys for a day. I would bring mine but that would be costly. Good work on Event HoriXon she is beautiful.

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  phoenixhotrods

• Aug 8, 2011

did you or do you have a musty smell and if so how did you get rid of it. When you did your resto did you come across holding tank problems??
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  jackanderson

• Nov 24, 2010

Wow the UTube presentation was wonderful... What a great job of editing and demonstrating the quality of work..


Jack Anderson

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  jackanderson

• Nov 24, 2010

Greetings,

I like your photo's.. I notice some photo's of Raystown Lake. I actually have done some boating on Raystown and live near Lewistown Pa. My boat is presently in storage Near Erie Pa.

Jack

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  Johnwalker456

• Nov 15, 2010

Hello again, Hope your doing fine. Just a quick question I have a 245 DA and might need transom replaced any Idea what I am looking at money wise. I appreciate your time and answers. Thanks alot, Johnnie Walker

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  CVFD

• Jul 22, 2010

Beautiful boat!!!! Thanks for the pics.

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  JEMCO

• Jun 23, 2010

Heather,
Boat looks great in the water - how did the first run go?

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  Spookeay

• Jun 9, 2010

Yes, Wet sand the boat with 1000 then 2000 grit wet and dry... Sand it wet. Get a spray bottle and spray with one hand and small circle sand with the other. DO a small area let it dry and buff it, then wax... you will understand once you see it..... Wet sanding is the only way to cut the deep set oxidation.

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  87cc

• Jun 9, 2010

I know you're a good one to ask. I have an '87 230 that I'm trying to restore the hull/gelcoat. I tried Simonize #7 polish and liquid rubbing compound. It still looks like it has spots or streaking. I have a variable speed polisher ( not a DA). Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks,
Scott