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This has probably been discussed at tiring lengths, but since I’m new to the boat ownership world, I didn’t pay attention before.

I’m looking for 3 powder coated (white) clamp-on rod holders. I have an Xpress H20B Bay series and want to put rod holders on the back of the backrest on my leaning post. Like this but powder coated white…

https://xpressboats.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Clamp-On-Rod-Holders.png

Preferably with an open bottom.

Can you guys point me in the right direction?

In the future, where every stranger poses a potential threat, knowing the predator mindset is the only safe haven.

Xpress H20B Bay Series
Yamaha 115 SHO

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Anybody have any experience with these guys…

http://amarinemade.com/index.php/catagory/marine-stainless-steel-parts/rod-holders/item/442-am7744sn-snz-snb-sln

In the future, where every stranger poses a potential threat, knowing the predator mindset is the only safe haven.

Xpress H20B Bay Series
Yamaha 115 SHO

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Raymond Martin can make anything you want and can get it powder coated, or epoxy painted white. No problem. He’s outside of Hardeeville. Will ship.

info@martinmarinedesign.com. Tell him I sent you.
Shop phone is 843-784-6110

Capt. Larry Teuton
Swamp Worshiper

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Thanks for the info, CL!!

In the future, where every stranger poses a potential threat, knowing the predator mindset is the only safe haven.

Xpress H20B Bay Series
Yamaha 115 SHO

5

Check over on THT. Palmetto Trooper makes them by the truck load. I bought several from him and they are perfect.

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X2 palmetto trooper…great guy!!!

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So is Raymond Martin:wink:

And he would probably suggest a proper primer and an epoxy paint, instead of powder coat. Paint is repairable easily, powder coat is not, and will not hold up as well as the paint. Just saying. He can do a good job with either, but epoxy paint will hold up better and is easy to touch up. Putting a T-top in an oven is tricky!

Capt. Larry Teuton
Swamp Worshiper