Kevlar spoiler repair
12-03-2007, 10:18 AM
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I'd love to but I really don't have the time. Heck, I'd like a few spares for myself. They run $500-600 and it is a great design.
If anyone knows anyone in the Houston area for the job, let me know.
autosea, what about a mold and a fiberglass version?
Thanks for all the great suggestions.
RT
You can make a few bucks and help out others at the same time.If anyone knows anyone in the Houston area for the job, let me know.
autosea, what about a mold and a fiberglass version?
Thanks for all the great suggestions.
RT
12-03-2007, 11:15 AM
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Call any boat shop and ask who does their repairs or the yellow pages. That is an easy mold to make. You will get your money back by throwing a few up on evilbay.
You could also try these guys( a bit far )
http://www.beasleycomposites.com/contact.htm
they make a lot of parts for bikes and the sport racer crowd.
You could also try these guys( a bit far )
http://www.beasleycomposites.com/contact.htm
they make a lot of parts for bikes and the sport racer crowd.
