Now that I have totally stripped all the decals off the motor cowling what next?
Do I wet sand it then take it to someone to do a camo job on it?
Or do I take it to someone and let them do all the work? If I take it to someone, who should that person be?
I am also contemplating taking up all the carpet in the entire boat and having it Line-Xed. Haven’t decided if I am ready for all that work yet or not. I do know that the wet carpet is heavy and starts to stink if I dont take it to a car wash ASAP. If I go that route who would be a good person in the charleston area to do the Line-X job?
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the same people that do the trucks. They can color natch it also, but id think it would be very heavy. I have it on the front keel to about 18" back and it has saved the hull several beatings
www.flyfishingsc.com
Right now I am wanting to go about painting the motor cowling and need to know how to go about painting it. The Line-X will wait until after duck season but want to get the cowling camoed up before duck season if possible.
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If you want to do it yourself, check out Fibre Glast’s “Chromaveil”.
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Lee Strickland
Strickland Marine Insurance, Inc.
843-795-1000 / 800-446-1862
Chuck, You can buy a Camo stencil kit for whatever purpose you need. I was a few of them In Orangeburg @ Blackwater Marine. It is a kit i think. If I am not mistaken it is put out by Mossy Oak. Cabela’s has them also.
http://www.cabelas.com/p-0005697.shtml
PMS
Scout 172
Yamaha 115
This pic doesn’t show the whole boat but I thought it was cool looking. It’s a “boat wrap” in custom camo. They can do the boat and motor to match.
Who did the boat wrap? I am not worried about it matching the boat as long as the motor cowling is camoed.
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That particular boat was done by Mr. Sign in summerville.
http://www.mrsign.net/wraps.htm
There is also a place on cross county rd.