started buffing my 93 S.N.

Got the teak deck all cleaned up and re-oiled. Looks pretty darn good.

Dan, with the sanding it may end up being slippery when wet. It definitely makes it look good though. I chose to just do some wire brushing and cleaning, then lots of oil, it shows some of the tone and staining of being 18 years old but isn't at all slick.

Looks like a new boat! Nice work!

I use what I know works. Contact Cement (either HH-66 or 3M Scotch-Weld High Performance) . You can buy a toothpaste size tube of it, and a small, flat paintbrush..brush it onto the backside of the dash vinyl, and then paint another layer onto the backside of the dash pod itself.. let them both dry about 15 minutes, then stick together. Works like a charm, and holds forever!

Well for those of you following along..I am ALMOST done! I started in on the interior the last few days. I took the dash apart, added new 10 guage ground and "hot" wires to the dash. I re-glued the dash vinyl that was coming loose all the way around the pod, and then polished the entire thing and re-mounted it. I took the windshield off and had it powder coated black and re-installed (sorry no pics of the process, just too busy)

Lastly, I went to the dollar store and picked up some LA's Totally awesome, and cleaned ALL of the seats, rails, engine cover, etc. then gave them all a coat of 303 protectant.

Here's a few shots of the interior. Sorry not the best photos.

throttle out wrote: Is the cover custom or did you purchase it somewhere that stocked one? Me likey!!

With the snaps in the deck?

My AWSA stickers were white and blue. I can't find them anywhere

here's a few more pics.....JUST about done! Got the pin striping on...light grey up top and a darker grey down at the bottom. It's hard to see the dark grey. Plus I got the Transom buffed out, and new rear decals applied. LOOKS GOOD.

Dan,
Looking fantastic!

Thanks...I never knew this would be such a large "Project" when I bought it..but one thing led to another, and I am a stickler for perfection, so I do things that probably wouldn't necessarily need to be done. It's turning out great however.

Well, since I am on "hold" to finish the wiring of my dash, waiting for a new breaker, I decided to start in on the boat pin stripes. Here's a shot of the light grey stripe between the cranberry and charcoal grey. Really finishes the "look" I think

Also, for any of you guys with more knowledge on the boat and trailers...can anyone tell me what trailer I have? Make, Model, etc? There are NO decals on it anywhere, except for the white pin stripe that runs down each side..and then there is a "serial number" stamped into the metal towards the front..but that's it.

I'd love to get more info on it if possible.

Funny story about the boat in your picture. Some friends of ours thought it was us floating in a cove last weekend so they pulled up behind it and "surprised" the new owners. Nothing like a little platform action (ahh. the platform life!). We were good lake friends with the previous owners. I guess we need to meet the new owners.


edit: Hollywood, Make that the picture that used to be in your post. Decided to be a nice guy after all.

Thanks, I got the mirror all put together this weekend too, so another project down! Now it's time for stereo install. :)

Well, over the holiday weekend, I managed to get MOST of my new decals on. I still have to do the pin-striping down the sides, and then put the decals on the rear end.

I think the sides look pretty good.