Hi all, still doing the mods on "The Shiniest Tinnie in the World". Need to find someone to do the Bow Rails in Stainless Steel, and to make the Spray Dodgers for a reasonable price. Anybody know somebody who can do this work. Brisbane Southside.
Hi all, still doing the mods on "The Shiniest Tinnie in the World". Need to find someone to do the Bow Rails in Stainless Steel, and to make the Spray Dodgers for a reasonable price. Anybody know somebody who can do this work. Brisbane Southside.
you have pm .
Re: Bow Rails & Spray Dodgers
Shano got the job for the Bow rails. Need someone to do the Spray Dodgers?
watch this post will have pics up soon!
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Saw the boat at shanos shed the other day when i called in........yep sure is shiniest tinny
CAme up a treat, hopefully getting my targa done by shano soon..........
Mike
top job on the rails mate
they will make it so much more usable
Cheers Murf
mike you have pm!
thanks murf.
top job and they look nice and shiny as well,, now those rims need a polish
cheers
Mike
Tangles KFC
yeah i polished them up for erol, you cant have the worlds shiniest tinnie and not have the rails shinny too! even sanded out and pollished the ugly chain scratches on the front sides from the anchor chain! came up a treat!Originally Posted by Aigutso
top job and they look nice and shiny as well,, now those rims need a polish
cheers
Mike
ok , i want my boat back , what are you just p*#+k teasing me now !!!
It looks great .
ha ha ha so thats where the boat and name came from, looks a treat dont it! looks a completely different boat now dont it! nice and high! will look a treat with the spray dodgers on!
it looks outstanding , looking forward to seeing it with the centre console back in and all painted up !
darkside, mate out of interest, how long did it take you to get that originally polished like that, looks amazing, ( what did you do?) and i see its gone to a good home too, being so shiny almost no needs no flares or v sheet ( only kidding)
cheers
Mike
Tangles KFC
About 2 days of solid polishing , but the end result was well worth it , it was hardly ever washed and retained it's shine and the water would just bead up and run off it , so you had a dry boat at the ramp after being out for the day !An in progress pic ,
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