in water one full week ??
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he sure will.......remember when we were discussing good guys to do the detailing........I let Grovers do it but made sure Jaun did it himself......he came in on his day off, did the best detailing job I have seen...... the boat never looked so good........
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I boat in salt water an most of the time im in and out same day. When I do get the chance when I rent a place on the water or stay at relatives the boat could be in for a week or more. I never see any staining on the hull. Sometimes you have a scum line depending on the movement of the water near your boat. I wash it down with a brush and it comes right off. Its funny how much nastier it gets being in fresh water. Maybe it depends on the lake. Hard water or something. Have fun in the salt! nothin better
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But seriously I would guess you have some local knowledge about the ramps over there......is Tappan usable at low tide and which is a better ramp.......? I don't care if I have to pay I just hate waiting for the tides all day......
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Just top it off when your done Tom........Lol......
But seriously I would guess you have some local knowledge about the ramps over there......is Tappan usable at low tide and which is a better ramp.......? I don't care if I have to pay I just hate waiting for the tides all day......
But seriously I would guess you have some local knowledge about the ramps over there......is Tappan usable at low tide and which is a better ramp.......? I don't care if I have to pay I just hate waiting for the tides all day......yes, tappen is much better, u have to use the side next to the bulkhead. When u leave the ramp to head out go straight out from the ramp towards p.wash. to deeper water. DO NOT GO TO STARBOARD there is shallow water there...




