Line-X Ultra T Top & Tower Coatings This Week!
#1
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We are thankful as the floodgates have opened up for towers and tops this week.
In the shop this week we have-
Freeman 34vh receiving Black Ultra
Freeman 42lr receiving White Ultra
Everglades 243 having failed powder coat removed and receiving White Ultra
Worldcat, where we de-rigged everything from the dive platform up, all are receiving a custom Grey Ultra to match the Seadek
Contender Bay receiving White Ultra
Contender 25 Offshore receiving Black Ultra
The Ripper Yellowfin 36 receiving Black Ultra
Avenger 25 receiving Black Ultra
So far we have the Freemans complete. I will post up as we work through the rest!!








In the shop this week we have-
Freeman 34vh receiving Black Ultra
Freeman 42lr receiving White Ultra
Everglades 243 having failed powder coat removed and receiving White Ultra
Worldcat, where we de-rigged everything from the dive platform up, all are receiving a custom Grey Ultra to match the Seadek
Contender Bay receiving White Ultra
Contender 25 Offshore receiving Black Ultra
The Ripper Yellowfin 36 receiving Black Ultra
Avenger 25 receiving Black Ultra
So far we have the Freemans complete. I will post up as we work through the rest!!
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Had this on my airboat and rigging. It was really nice to have but it closed down my square wire on my cage and did not allow enough air to the prop. It holds up really well
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I think you had our regular Line-X. The Ultra is much thinner and smoother than our XS line of materials.
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no sir.. Ultra is just over two years old. Did we spray it? You might be thinking about our XS-650. Both require additional cost over our standard XS materials. I am thinking you received XS-350. Do you have the airboat frame Line-X of Brandon sprayed?
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Are you able to tape these off and spray on the boat so one doesn't have to remove the entire hard top,radar,antennas and framework?
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The good news is we can handle everything from the de-rigging on!

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unfortunately not. We need to sandblast, wash and prime to do the job correctly. The spray job on these is very difficult as the pipe work round requiring a bunch of technique. Also, corrosion always starts in the areas you can not get to and need to be protected as much as possible to last.
The good news is we can handle everything from the de-rigging on!
The good news is we can handle everything from the de-rigging on!

What is the average cost to do it?
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I will be doing an Onslow Bay 33 build about the 1st of the year and thinking of LineX'ing the metals. Originally doing a white hull w/gray metals, now wife is pushing for a gray hull w/white metals!
I will need to look into transporting the metals south.
I will need to look into transporting the metals south.