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Old 07 February 2015, 10:22   #21
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Oh sorry - I thought you were just saying it would never happen to an Osprey ;-)
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Old 07 February 2015, 10:48   #22
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There is that.
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Old 07 February 2015, 16:07   #23
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Looks a similar colour to mine which is B T Grey
Best bet is ring Gary up at HQ as poly said
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Old 08 February 2015, 18:00   #24
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I rang RBB about the grey paint but they told me they don't do it anymore that's why I'm looking for advice on where I might get it. As regards how it happened, I think the previous owner tied it up and the tide went out, as the a-frame is bent at the cleat on it, the crack didn't appear until the frame got a good shaking on a rough day out
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Old 08 February 2015, 18:57   #25
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A-Frame pulled out of deck on Redbay

I am not aware of hanging this or any boat off a harbour wall.
Signed: The previous owner
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Old 08 February 2015, 19:15   #26
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Here we go as far as I can remember these supply RB http://www.glassfibre.ie
Give them a call if it is B T Grey you will have to buy at least €90 worth of the powder as it is a special order I know this as I rang them my self sometime ago ( I didn't get any )
IMO get a proper repair done on it and get a paint made up to spray the FG repair it's pretty much out of sight down there
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Old 08 February 2015, 19:34   #27
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If u can match it to a RAL colour east coast fibre glass will be able to supply cheaper than 90EUR I suspect...
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Old 08 February 2015, 20:01   #28
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If u can match it to a RAL colour east coast fibre glass will be able to supply cheaper than 90EUR I suspect...
I contacted them as well
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Old 08 February 2015, 21:00   #29
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I am not aware of hanging this or any boat off a harbour wall.
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Knowing the history of the boat, what in your opinion could've caused the failure?
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Old 08 February 2015, 21:17   #30
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I am not aware of hanging this or any boat off a harbour wall.
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That being as it may - I've seen the cleat on this A-frame. It is wrenched outwards and there is a kink in the frame. Someone has been a naughty boy and won't 'fess, might not be you!

Allowing that the entire A-frame has been pulled sideways to achieve what I saw, I think that the concerns about the attachment of the frame to the hull can be set aside while we try to find a solution for the flo-coat.

Last time I needed a splash of grey flocoat, Tom bunged me a liter in a lemonade bottle. Granted, I hadn't blaggarded the brandname on the internet...

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Old 08 February 2015, 22:38   #31
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Found the code for the pigment and where to get it if you want the email drop me a pm with yours in 2013 it was £13 a kilo minimum order 5 kilos
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Old 09 February 2015, 09:11   #32
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Granted, I hadn't blaggarded the brandname on the internet...

I dont think the OP has been doing too much Blaggarding has he ?
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I think this whole thing has been taken up wrong. I just came on here to get a bit of advice on how to fix an issue with my boat and not to upset anyone or do any "blaggarding". The problem is something that obviously happened through human error by the previous owner of the boat and not by any weakness in the building of the boat - everyone knows that Redbay are the best built ribs out there, that's why we bought one! We are extremely happy with the boat and would buy one again in the morning, hopefully in the future we will be ordering a new one from Tom and Gary. We visited the factory last year and were impressed with everything we saw. Gary has been more than helpful with talking me through the fix and sending out all the necessary materials. I couldn't recommend them highly enough and can't see myself ever buying any other brand of boat.

Thanks again Gary and Tom.
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I maybe about to chunder. :-/
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Old 09 February 2015, 22:02   #35
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I maybe about to chunder. :-/
That'll be sea sickness you should have bought a redbay they are so good that doesn't happen either ;-)
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Old 10 February 2015, 07:51   #36
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- everyone knows that Redbay are the best built ribs out there, .
I didn't know that.

Hey fella, next time that your with Willk, look around the eyes and not in the eyes.
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[QUOTE=Mollers;666556]I didn't know that.



No neither did I. A
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Old 10 February 2015, 11:10   #38
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Hey fella, next time that your with Willk, look around the eyes and not in the eyes.
Oh yeah - seeing is believing! :-)

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[QUOTE=willk;666565]Oh yeah - seeing is believing! :-)



Mowgli maybe a little less of a sap.
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