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Good to hear about epiphanes enamel. We are planning on redoing topsides in the spring. Heard it is patchable - any experience with that? Marty Poseidon 1967 T 27 www.vancouverarttherapy.com ? sent

Depends on your final finish type. I only use enamel on wood boats, and one or two part for FG. I pretty much stick by manufacturer guidelines for reducing, thinners etc.?On FG I generally use a 1

Recently I used Topsides primer and paint by Rustoleum. It's a one-part primer/paint. I used it to finish new floorboards for our inflatable dinghy. I was very pleased with the ease of use and the

I am getting ready to prime and paint my deck . Any feed back on primers used and performance would be greatly appreciated. Bill Talbot Scot Free # 27

Thanks Brent (and Glenn), Joe Boat has been recommended to me, and your experience confirms his good reputation. I will consider him, but when asked last fall, my recollection was with his delivery,

I've used Joe Boat out of Old Saybrook (http://www.joeboat.com/) to haul 35 miles from home to New London, CT and they were awesome. As an alternate, the guy who runs Sea Tow out of Noank Shipyard has

You might look for a local guy with a hydraulic trailer; they often are flexible enough to take a hull with a keel. Then put it up on stands at your home which you might be able to rent. Glenn Warren

Does anyone have a lead on where (preferably in southern New England) I might find a cheap trailer adequate for my T27? I was considering a short haul this fall, then back to in-water storage for the

Hi ! Would anyone have the leech measurement of this mainsail ? Ron

Highly recommend silver tip quick fair , easy mix... spreads like joint compound. Sanded with 40grit then 80 very light pressure, feathers out beautiful. Bill Talbot Scot Free #27 Sent from my iPhone

I concur. Beckson still does sell the same ports. According to the salesman at Beckson, they supplied them. But double check the size; we replaced all 6 not long ago and the size we had was not what

Beckson made the windows for the T27-2. As of a few years ago they still stocked the parts. Monica Malone PsyD monicam@...

Scott just discovered that the mounting footprint for the Barient 22 winch is the same for the 21 and the 19 so that opens up the possibilities for getting a replacement. We also have lost and are in

Big is good. I am also planing to up grade the scuppers as part of a deck recore. My scuppers plug badly. I am looking at the geometry of routing them out th transom. Fewer holes below the waterline.

I see model 23, 21, 19, etc on eBay, but no 22. Maybe they're visually similar enough to be acceptable for the level of aesthetic you're going for, and comparably functional?

Fellow Tartan Owner's, I recently had a winch explosion on my T28 that resulted in several components sinking to the bottom of the lake. I know this is a T27 site and I might be living on the dark

Greetings, I looked at the picture of the crack. It is definitely the bolt on keel joint. I have owned hull #4 for decades. I'm certain of what I'm looking at. In 1966 Douglass & McLeod went to

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I am currently in Colombia but will be back in a week or so. My 1967 T27 is in Nyack, a few miles south of Stony Point. I'd be happy to take a look at your baby. If it is a 1967 model boat there