Max Rockatansky

Sorry to disappoint, but in the hotter, wind-less Alabama sun, it’s Tyvek and vacuum just the same... maybe the barrier cream might be your best option

This is my MO

The ‘ignore’ function is a useful feature, I find.

Some the locals have moved to this: https://www.regattaman.com/

Well shit @Rasputin22 as I think we discussed, that cat docked (illegally) across the Dog River from my marina... apparently AL is just fulla jackwagons, present company excepted. You oughta seen the thing that just left, home built WTF called JUBILEE, hailing Fairhope. Avoid, danger danger

@jamhass the light is s/price as the Davis but it does not fulfill the 2-mile requirement, according to the questions answered in the listing

That makes you á necrophiliac and a douchebag. Fuck off and break your mast, asshole

I’m an engineer, and I’m telling you: fire that rigger and either get another mast step to fit the mast or another mast to fit the step.

Not to us... wood edges are... redundant

There is some incredible work here. My wife came up with this: Divinycell foam to shape of the old ply tabletop then laminated ribbon mahogany veneer to the foam and covered the edges with carbon fibre then finished with epoxy. Less than half the weight of the old top and still looks fairly stock

The Boy (Singha) just did his part to keep birdshit off the boat; he killed a dove on the stack-pack. No bugs of any sort, no invaders at all allowed with Singha aboard. We hid in the Everglades for IRMA and Singha got a snake that had apparently decided to share our evacucation. He’s very focused

Given that flax, like epoxy, is organic, could there be some sort of catalytic effect?

I’ll second this; had em on an F27 trimaran and they spat out instead of rolling with the boat. If you can stabilize them to your hull they’d probably be ok

that's expensive