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Old 02 February 2011, 17:09   #41
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Ps.. I got teak effect Decking too and on a few other spots around the boat.. I think it's classy looking!( well I guess I would seeing as I bought it!! ) .. Haven't got a pic here but it's the piranha 580 that they're using to advertise their company at the mo if you want to check it out! 
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Old 02 February 2011, 17:11   #42
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(3) if its really gone Pete Tong then you'll be "gel coat up"
And thats why I think dayglo antifoul is a really good idea.

So long as it doesn't attract sharks!
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Old 03 February 2011, 14:03   #43
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I've an all black Rib (hull/tubes) with OP valves. There is a little pressure drop on the tubes on very cold mornings following a warm day, but just a little. The tubes do get a little bit warm on the very rare occasion we have a hot day up here during the searing heat of a Scottish summer but I've normally got the drysuit on so don't burn my ass. A quick splash of water cools the tube down. Have the same issue with the black covering on the jockey seats. I'll probably glue on some tube top patches in a lighter colour this year (possibly grey or orange) for those that sit on the tubes wearing shorts.
Drying water does leave a salt residue on the tubes as it will do with any colour, you just notice it on a black tube. Quick rinse with the hose cleans it up nicely.
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Old 04 February 2011, 20:54   #44
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yes, but he's in mayo (mayo town actually, so we can assume that he's not teaching geography ). I'd guess that bare skin burns on a caesar in mayo are a fairly remote risk.

Kinda wet/drysuit territory :d


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Old 04 February 2011, 21:06   #45
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Goddamn, 44 replies and he didn't even peep. We musta scared him off....
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Old 05 February 2011, 10:59   #46
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Goddamn, 44 replies and he didn't even peep. We musta scared him off....
I think it was you slaking off Mayo that scared him off.

You know in Mayo you see these cars with mattresses on top? Everytime i see one I think it's a prostitute making house calls!!!


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