Marinette Boat Forum

By all means if you are allowed to strip the boat first, do so! Not only will that get you more $$ for the new boat it will help the rest of us Marinetters.

Jeff

Have to agree. The lawyers would eat up anything you might get. Use the $$ to buy another nice Marinette! Lots of them out there.

Jeff

Personally--and living hours away from my marina--i never left her in the water all winter.

I hope you get out of this okay.

Jeff

What you have to watch out for is that the ends of the kayak don't protrude to one side so far that they can smash into a piling. (Ah-hem!)

I would think there's no way can you store them on the swim platform without their getting in the way. You may have to live with that.

Jeff

I would think you could fabricate a simple wooden rack to store them on the swim platform. But upside down since it's hell trying to pour the rainwater out (like trying to dump water out of a tire).

Jeff (fanatic kayaker)

What if the waves are 8 inches high?

(Sorr: couldn't resist!))

Jeff

If you plan to run the heater under way, the exhaust must be located aft--right?

Jeff

Hey, that's not far from where I live. I'll try to take some photos of her.

Fastjeff

That's a damn shame!

Jeff

Concerning that slippery coating, I wrote: "That stuff sounds good enough for me to try it on my kayak."

Scott (nice fellow and a kayaker) replied that the plastic surface of a kayak won't hold paint. Oh well...

Jeff