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I just posted pictures of Wind Lass in the add. 1983 FK/TR Traditional. For those of you who have been interested. Hey how about this nice new epoxy bottom. It was almost a shame to cover it with anti fouling paint.<img src="http://im1.shutterfly.com/procserv/47b2d610b3127cce905ebc2d82930000001410" border=0>
What kind of epoxy is that? How much is used? Did you have to strip the hull to the gelcoat? How much fairing for a finish like that? Looks great!
Also, great to hear you sold, but sad that you had to. I was layed off only 4 months after I bought my boat 4 years ago. I went on many interviews with every company in town and then decided to start my own business. It's been hard, but very rewarding! It was only this year that I could finally afford to do the repairs, additions and upkeep to her, but I'm glad I kept her. I know that you'll find another one and be back real soon! Good Luck!
Patrick Burnett, Little Rock, AR S/V Lucky Star #2707 1982 SK/SR
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