Bwahaha, that was hilarious!!! Its delicious!!!

So, to be clear, this stuff is an additive for oil based paint, yet you can use it directly on the anodized parts and even on the fiberglass? May have...

We simply dip the sanding end in a water tray and the center sponge soaks up water and also holds any sanding residue. We use this sander on freshly p...

Yep, that's the one. I didnt think to show the hole in the pics of the one I have, but it does have the hole in the top as well. Thanks for adding the...

Yep, we use 3M and Mirka sandpaper st work. I googled "3M hand sanding" and found the palm sander. It's called "Hookit". I added a screen shot pict...

Bwahaha, that's for rolling the good stuff!!!Edited by martyr on Apr 27, 2018 - 09:41 PM.

Okay I found out that the palm sander is made by 3M. Being not very "tekie", I still cannot seem to post pics within the forum so I created an album ...

Samc99us, I cannot find anything online but when I get to work tomorrow I will find out who makes the palm sander.

At work we wet sand defects out of freshly primered kia bodies by hand with a 3 inch diameter squishy foam palm sander that has a sponge in the center...

What part of the album section? Can't seem to find them.

That was awesome!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

"Color matching a 30 year old yellow hull will be the problem." Understandable for sure. Fortunately this boat was garage kept and covered up when ou...

Yes, great info as usual guys, thank you for all of the input. For what its worth,the chips on my boat are less than the size of a dime and although t...

Wow, that was awesome!!! I guess to get under those bridges, just find some wind and fly a hull under the bridges. Lol.

I have one chip at a bow tang, it's been there since I got the boat 2 years ago and hasn't changed in size or anything, it is very small but I figured...

Thanks. So I guess I could get one of those kits and try to color match the gelcoat, I seem to remember seeing something from West Marine or somethin...

Yeah, this all sounds really overly complicated. I'd just take the mast down, go under the bridge, beach it and raise the mast back up on the shore an...

That was pretty cool and the girl was definitely HOT for sure!!! She could raise my, uhhh, mast anytime, (uh yeah, that's the ticket), you know, so we...

Man that's a big cat!!!

I remember being at a bar called Timbers on Okaloosa Island back in the late 80s one night and talking to some dude about this race. We were all like,...

The ad says Hobie 16, but it looks like it's a Hobie 14 Turbo. Looks like it might be a decent boat, who knows, with some cleaning it could be a nice...

Wow, that's pretty rough.

I had a Hobie 14 when I was a teenager and it was a very fun boat for sure. You would definetly want to find a boat that has a trailer.

Well, that's a fairly generic ad, wonder what brand of beach wheels, size, and condition? Would be awesome if the ad read, Cat Trax beach wheels, har...

I was able to straighten out my bent bolt today through the persuasion of a hammer and a block of wood. I was also going through my toolbox and found ...

MN3 wrote: Fl does not require reg #'s on the hull of a sailboat (sans motor) pknapp66 wrote: New York also does not require numbers on the hull if ...

I don't know of any state that doesn't require registration letters/numbers on vessels 14 feet and larger, motor or not. In my state a vessel that is ...

Thanks, I will try that.

The boat is also posted on eBay.