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Geoff Schultz wrote:
While I didn't build a hard dodger myself, I had one built by a very good craftsman in Ft. Lauderdale. He took the existing bimini stainless and had it welded in place so that it had the exact same form as the cloth one. He used a 1" honeycomb material for the coring and overlaid it with 1/8" fiberglass sheet on the top and on the bottom. The whole thing was faired and them Awlgripped. Everyone who has seen it has asked where I had it made as it's by far better than anything available commercially, such as a WaveStopper. I will point out that he said that he would never build another one! :-) Here's a link to a photo of it: http://www.geoffschultz.org/Ebay/hard_dodger.jpg -- Geoff www.GeoffSchultz.org Nice work! But I can see why he wouldn't want to do it again. It was truly a LOT of work. Really looks appropriate on that boat too. Richard |
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