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Old 11-06-2006, 02:40 PM
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Can anyone recommend someone to shrink wrap my boat. I am located in Peabody Mass. The co that did it in prior years went up 50 % which I think is a bit much.

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Scroll down to the MTCfish thread,see if Tom will do it.
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How big and what type is your boat. I'll be travelling south from Manchester NH tomorow PM... Call my Cell 781-801-2500
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is it true that white shrink wrap promotes mold and mildew? If so, why does blue wrap prevent it?
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What are the going rates on shrink wrap? We're getting 10$ a foot but everyone else seems to be getting more.
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mtcfish, I have a boat in Peabody also that needs to be shrink wrapped. It's a 28" Northern Bay downeast. Possible to do this weekend? Maybe you could arrange to do Paulb's on the same trip?
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PM Me or cell on my website MTCFISH.COM
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If I leave it totally sealed with shrink wrap, I do get mold/mildue over the winter. However I've found that if I cut a few vent holes in it, it lets the moisture escape and I don't have any problem with it. I also put the moisture pellet containers in the cabin and check/empty at least once or twice over the winter.
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