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numbskull · 03-17-2008, 06:27 AM

Most surfsters are not tail weighted. CCBC did make one with a massive slug of lead, but I own one and it doesn't swim very well.

I don't know how to accurately drill the screw holes. I'd probably just use the lip as a template on top of the slope, drill perpendicular to the slant of the slope and start the holes a 1/16th further forward to allow for the angle before they reach the slot.

I used to use Krylon Clear and thought it was pretty good, until this site ruined my life by introducing me to System Three Clear Coat.

03-17-2008, 06:27 AM	#4
numbskull Oblivious // Grunt, Grunt Master iTrader: (0) Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: over the hill Posts: 6,682	Most surfsters are not tail weighted. CCBC did make one with a massive slug of lead, but I own one and it doesn't swim very well. I don't know how to accurately drill the screw holes. I'd probably just use the lip as a template on top of the slope, drill perpendicular to the slant of the slope and start the holes a 1/16th further forward to allow for the angle before they reach the slot. I used to use Krylon Clear and thought it was pretty good, until this site ruined my life by introducing me to System Three Clear Coat.