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The flow of the Boot Top is really poor over the > > Sterling and bloody awful over the primer. Should I ditch this Brightside > > Boot Top and is there a flow improver that will fix the problem. I only > did > > about a foot and quit in disgust. Will Interlux 333 fix the problem? > > Perhaps Boot Top is intended to be thicker and user thinning is expected?

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I will be re-coating the hull and top side of the cabin area of my Hatteras. Any info or recommendations will be appreciated. Thanks Ron

I sent my last post regarding CPES, and then discovered that my computer had automatically logged the website I was looking for. It is http://www.smithandcompany.org/index.htm Perhaps some of you will find this site useful if you are tackling the problem of bad wood on or in your boat.

I struggled with the same problem and decided on the newer aluminum frames with a thin skin of fiberglass on top Hi I am in the process of building a hard top. Like you I will use a welded aluminum pipe frame covered by well something? I have not been able to find a source for fiberglass sheet material.

For the record, I've been a subscriber to the Panbo website for two or three years and recommend it highly for anyone interested in a focus on the bleeding edge in the marine electronics world.