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How about going with the standard hull color and then wrapping it n the color of your choice? Assuming the following is true: get any color you like, no fading/chalking, no worries about resale issues due to color choice, no ghosting, hull will be like new if/when the wrap is peeled. I am not...

fingers crossed!!

I think just a transom would be good...

1) Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I just think when a boat is covered in the stuff, it looks too busy and tacky. I like plain and simple. I just don't get why people want to cover their boat in the stuff. Just my opinion. --- however, I guess if one is trying tp make a deck less...

IMO 1) It looks tacky (admit it already). 2) I doubt it will hold up as well as advertised (likely just until the warranty period is over). 3) what could be "easier" than plain white gel coat? 4) why spend the $$$ (better things to spend money on)? 5) do you really believe it is lower...

FYI There is one for sale on Craiglist Boston -> Boats

Check CL Boston Boats There are two 208s and two 228s (one 228 looks to be an I/O).

Not sure if it will fit the cutouts, but I am very happy with my FUSION unit.

I think he meant an "APP".

Hi, Perhaps these folks can help you out... https://newwiremarine.com/

I went a bit large with the size (48" x 12"). Location centered on the transom.

Looks really nice!! I have often thought that wrapping would be a good factory applied option as an alternative to colored gel coat.

Hi, All good points above... I will add a few: 1 - Use a properly blocked belly strap in addition to the transom tie downs. 2 - Use ratcheting strap on the bow eye in addition to other straps 3 - check the condition of the trailer lights and maybe have a few extra bulbs 4 - bring a roll of...

All... thx for the feedback...

Hi, I just bought a brand new SailRite LS1. SailRite also sells a material with a backing that prevents the material from fraying. Thanks for words of encouragement.

Friends and family wouldn't be charged for labor. I get your point, though.

Hi, I am very good with my hands and like to make things. However, I don't like to waste materials, so I don't want to be making things that don't have a use. My current boat has spray wings and a leaning post cover and that's it for canvas. I just bought a heavy duty sewing machine and plan...

Congrats. She's a beauty.

Suggestion for the "Goo-Gone".. Saturate a white terry towel with Goo-Gone and tape it over the decal, then cover the towel with plastic wrap and tape that in place. Let is sit for a few minutes to penetrate the adhesive. Remove the wrap/towel and then try to remove the decal. This helps the...