Searay with shingles what now?
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Re: Searay with shingles what now?
JM,
Be sure to stick around this site, you can learn a lot here and at some point our comedians will be able to offer some good info. Glad you received some satisfaction.
Be sure to stick around this site, you can learn a lot here and at some point our comedians will be able to offer some good info. Glad you received some satisfaction.
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Re: Searay with shingles what now?
UPDATE: Thanks for all the input serious and funny . SeaRay has decided to give me a new boat took 3 others out had no proplems boat tops out about 51mph with no porpose.
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Originally Posted by bouyhunter
Where the hell is FundRazor??? He's an expert on questions like this
--I guess if that boat has shingles.... it never had chicken pox when it was younger.
--The hardest part about doing shingles is the tear-off.
--Maybe they didn't use an edge strip on the end?
--If shingles are the new thing, will an Owens Corning race series be far behind?
--If it is a crappy boat, will you name it "*hit on a Shingle?"
--If shingles are good, would slate tiles be faster?
--On a wooden boat, do you use cedar shingles?
--Does that Sea Ray dealer do windows and siding too?
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Originally Posted by ratman
they may have decided you riding every where with a big fat girl tied to the bow would tarnish the companies reputation
It was uphill from there.
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Originally Posted by jmondello
UPDATE: Thanks for all the input serious and funny . SeaRay has decided to give me a new boat took 3 others out had no proplems boat tops out about 51mph with no porpose.
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The shingle most important thing here is that Sea Ray stepped up to the plate and replaced the boat.
What I was wondering was what kind of roofing nails they used. Do you need stainless nails if you are in salt water or would good old galvanized nails do the trick to hold on the shingles seeing as they gel coated over the heads afterwords. ?
What I was wondering was what kind of roofing nails they used. Do you need stainless nails if you are in salt water or would good old galvanized nails do the trick to hold on the shingles seeing as they gel coated over the heads afterwords. ?