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Since the Forum was evidently down for a period of time I'll try again to buy some left-over useable Pantone 306 paint for the parallelogram behind the Thompson nameplates. Anyone??

Chuck 440-463-1100 C

Dear Fellow Thompsonites,

I need a small volume of Pantone 306 paint for the parallelogram behind the Thompson emblems on my 1963 Sea Lancer. I'd be happy to purchase someones left-over useable paint.

Thank you,

Chuck Drumm
440-463-1100 C

Look at Interlux 2000E which is a great water barrier coating used on many fiberglass boats before applying anti-fouling paint. 2000E WORKS GREAT ON WOOD for the same purpose. It's been in use for a number of years. For go fast sail boats that stay in the water, the choices are usually 2000E or VC-T...

I have a 1963 Sea Lancer that I've been restoring. I have a roll of about 65+ ft. of brand new white rub rail material that is an exact duplicate. I would be happy to send you a sample piece and we can talk Off-line about the cost.

Regards, Chuck Drumm
cdrumm@ameritech.net
440-463-1100 C

Thank you both for the information. When I said the restoration was complete, I meant the hull. Now the rest of the details. I'll use 3/8" marine ply and since I'm in that one year knowledge vacuum about floor covering, I'm covering it with nautalex.

Thanks again for the advise.

Chuck

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Thanks for the reply on the keel tapper. Those dimensions are close to what I'm dealing with.
Chuck

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