Yup, 20' Riv.

I would say moisture, but it's weird because the rest of the boat's bungs are light.

Looks like a light mahogany stain to me.

Yes

Kusti , the pulley must come off, but be carful it's aluminum and very easy to break.

3 Years is about right, not excessive at all.

Phil, I have not heard Tom's side nor do I wish to. I was just relating my experience with Tom, and have no desire to get involved. Hope all works out for everyone. John

Hey Phil, I too am sorry for your loss. What a painful thing to go thru. This is crazy, I have known Tom Hilliker for over twenty years and he has worked on many boats for me over that time. His workmanship has always been A1 and anyone who knows me knows I can be a pain in the ass about this stuff....

Reed & Prince Chrome plated brass.

I don't know, I've never put anything on linoleum once it's down.

Your right Doug, it is an abused term. If Gene had real NOS linoleum, it would be as stiff as a bridegrooms......

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOS

Sorry, Forbo.

Forgo is new stock , not old.

Oldwoodboats, Where did you find NOS linoleum?

Try Jim Staib. Www.finewoodboats.com

OK, Thanks Matt.

The "offensive " pictures are back.

Interlux #573 is the correct stain for your boat Tyson.

Try some thinner, but hurry up.

Hey John, no hidden message here, I'am on the fence. The problem I have is once I get comfortable with something and it's working, someone has to make it better. The computer guys have their own language which I don't understand, new words/new phrases. I google some of these words (bot) and the answ...

Don't even know what a bot is. Boat, yes.

Trying to be positive....don't like it yet.

Log out.

Try Jim Staib www.finewoodboats.com

Interlux Pre-Kote #4280, primer for Brightside.

It is a topside paint, but works well as a high gloss bottom paint. I have been using the red,green, blue, and black for years with great success . As always, prep is key.

I would use Interlux Brightside Black #4258 in that beautiful water.

Dave, why would you want to use anti-fouling paint in Lake George?

George, stick your hand down under the engine, sometimes the hull plate ends up there.