Well, one man's opinion, it's better than S3 for about the same price. It's not as good as Sterling, but it's a lot less expensive. I would rate it good to very good, and it does a really nice job with rolling and tipping. There wasn't a brush mark in the first 2 coats, but it warmed up 10 more degrees and there is a couple in the last coat. I should have thinned a little more, but every day is different with paintHow good is that Petite easypoxy? I'm thinking about it for my next boat.
I've used it in the past and will use it again.No, the flappers just hang there with gravity. A wave against them pushes them closed, water running out pushes them open. But the flappers are covering the 3 drain tubes in the transom that you see in this picture...I think those are the same scuppers I'm using, how do you keep them closed under that angle? If it is with a spring or something how does the water flow out?
If things go bad you can still plug the holes from the inside with standard 1 1/4 drain plugs.
The captain wanted flappers, so he's got flappers. I wanted plugs, so I installed plugs. Now he has both.
She is fresh as a daisy now though.
What brand is the Jack Plate?
