Coach's SC-16 in MA

[Jeff]

Good progress!!!! Jeff

[Fair WX Pilot]

The boat looks great Coach.

[Coach]

Thanks Guys! I am very close to primer. Planning on this Friday after the fourth. Couple pics of rub rail details and a few of the grab bar chair my buddy at work fabricated for me out of 316 stainless. Thinking of contacting a local powder coater to see what the cost would be to coat in gloss black. Also planning to make backing boards and send them out for upholstery seat and back. What do you guys think?

[Aripeka Angler]

What do you guys think?

I think your console/seat/grab bar combo looks very nice!
The cushions will add the finishing touch.
Good luck with the primer, your boat looks great.

[Jeff]

Nice work coach!! Rub rails look great and i do like the grab rail!! Jeff

[Bogieman]

Everything looks great!

Do you think your friend would be interseted in fabricating stainless steel stern rails for my AD16 sailboat?

Bogie

[cape man]

Yeah...your SC 16 is different than mine looking great!

[Coach]

Can’t wait to get her primed and flipped Cape Man! Planned for this weekend.
Bogieman....I can ask him, this was more of a favor than a hobby. He would need all the dimensions on paper and I should mention the stainless is not polished...its more of a “handyman’s finish” so if you are looking for polished stainless rails you may want to look into marine fabricators near you in Florida. He is up here in NH.
I will have this chair powder coated gloss black so I was not concerned about swirl marks from weld grinds.

[Bogieman]

Can’t wait to get her primed and flipped Cape Man! Planned for this weekend.
Bogieman....I can ask him, this was more of a favor than a hobby. He would need all the dimensions on paper and I should mention the stainless is not polished...its more of a “handyman’s finish” so if you are looking for polished stainless rails you may want to look into marine fabricators near you in Florida. He is up here in NH.
I will have this chair powder coated gloss black so I was not concerned about swirl marks from weld grinds.

Thanks for getting back w/me. I'm looking for something polished...I'll keep looking.

[pee wee]

Cracker Larry swore by his friend Raymond's work, the contact information has been posted a few times somewhere. I think he's in the Savannah, Georgia area, not sure. He does beautiful t-top work, so I bet stern railings would not tax his abilities.