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Old 18 December 2024, 23:46   #1
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How much should Threadmaster cost on 5.8m rib?

I want to find out how much it should cost to get Threadmaster wear patches put all along the tops of a Tornado 5.8m? I know it's not a DIY task, but I'm sure others here have got it done and would know how much it should cost to do it? Looking at it, I'm sure the life lines would get renewed at the same time.

I'm not looking for a retube, or advice on a retube. I'm helping out fixing a boat for a friend and running it for him based at my harbour. The boat was an ex dive boat so people sitting on the tube tops wore it back.

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Old 19 December 2024, 07:28   #2
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I want to find out how much it should cost to get Threadmaster wear patches put all along the tops of a Tornado 5.8m? I know it's not a DIY task, but I'm sure others here have got it done and would know how much it should cost to do it? Looking at it, I'm sure the life lines would get renewed at the same time.

I'm not looking for a retube, or advice on a retube. I'm helping out fixing a boat for a friend and running it for him based at my harbour. The boat was an ex dive boat so people sitting on the tube tops wore it back.

Thanks!

William
If it's a tornado its likely its polyurethane & if the tube tops are degraded you might struggle to get anything to adhere for very long, a bit more info or pictures might help.
Best folk to speak to would be rib retubes in hull, they built the boat and are the probably the best uk experts in polyurethane.
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Old 19 December 2024, 11:44   #3
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I'm interested why you think it's not a DIY task.
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Old 19 December 2024, 14:05   #4
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Perhaps it is a DIY task, but a man who has done it many times before will do it in a fraction of the time. There must be a bit of an art to redoing the lifelines on the boat and knowing how to get the Threadmaster to stick in a lasting fashion. I would like to price getting the entire top side of the tubes done; that's where the passenger wear has affected it.
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Old 19 December 2024, 14:51   #5
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Username on here will have a good idea of what's involved here and he's relatively local to you - you could PM him.
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