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I was going to mould a range of grp arches. 4k does seem a bit much but there is a fair amount of work and time in making such things and mould making/tooling costs often go unappreciated and marine grp products seem to be seen as expensive. to me it wouldn't be worth doing copies as the numbers...

should be with grp - foam - grp unless they mean frp instead which could be epoxy and roving, carbonfibre or the like or praps they mean it's not just a grp layup and has the foam aswell as the grp. <hr width=100% size=1>

If of any help i produce a two tier set of pontoon steps made in grp with locking storage, nonslip treads, locks to the pontoon etc - if of interest you can see an ad of them at www.ad-mart.co.uk under the 'boating' section search for 'boarding steps'. <hr width=100% size=1>

sounds ok - Did the same on ours (twin outdrives) we had to fill the original holes as the cut outs for the new drives would have left gaps. We ended up replacing the entire transom as the existing ply was fairly rotten, your way sounds ok as the ply is sound, just make sure all bonded bits are...

hi I produce exactly what you are after, and give discounts for multiple orders, the units are made from grp and have a choice of two mounting angles, available in white or black. if you email me i will send pics and dimensions etc. oceanblu20@aol.com. martin <hr width=100% size=1>

Our project 31 (same hull as p32) used to have twin (75hp aqd21's) 14x14s on legs and although max speed is sposed to be 13-14 knots i think it managed 12 - 12.5 once on clean bottom but 10 knots was normal (did then have bilge keels) correct revs were obtained. I have refitted a senior 31...

not sure on the instruments, but if you need a nice grp mount for any of the new one's ive just started producing one, theres a promo one on ebay under 'boat instrument mount'. just a thought might be of use good luck. <hr width=100% size=1>

I produce a rectangular one around that size from grp, I have one on ebay at the moment that was converted and can be mounted to any single and some twin post's with 2 days left looks like it's going to go very cheap, if any use its under 'boat fibreglass cockpit table' martin...

Hi as for the best means to make the cut i find a jigsaw with the plastics/grp cutting blade. You can buy a pack of assorted jigsaw blades in 'wickes' the one you wan't is the small black one with a sort of rough edge, this cuts easily and neatly and shouldn't chip, although it is better to cut...

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have just posted a thread on the chat forum, may be useful to some especially for the nasa and surface fit instruments with no mounting bracket. I have just started producing them in grp and know some have asked about these in the past and i havn't seen many so if of any interest email me...

Just started producing a fibreglass instrument mount, it has a choice of two angles and mounts on the dash or instrument panel, the are usefull especially for the nasa instruments which have no mounting bracket we use one for the nasa log. They are grp and look nice and with s/steel screws i...

a few drops of washing up liquid in the water will help aswell. <hr width=100% size=1>

'yeah' did say put it on with a roller lots of thin coats. you can try a courser grade down to 60 wet and dry and you can still go through the grades to get a good finish but be carefull you don't cut through the gelcoat. Unfortunatly it is going to be very labourious to cut it out electric...

I could design and fabricate a grp one for you, have done them before and have photo's Delivery wouldn't be a problem on that sort of size. If of interest contact me via pm or at oceanblu20@aol.com The 'equipment' section at www.apolloduck.com has some of my grp products martin <hr...